1934 Map of Winona
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
The Mississippi River valley forms the centerpiece of this 1930s landscape, where intricate sloughs like Straight Slough and Prairie Slough weave around islands such as Island No 65 and Island No 66. In Winona, the urban grid sits between the river and Lake Winona, serving as a hub for multiple rail lines including the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific and the Green Bay and Western. The map reveals a transition in river management with Lock and Dam No 5A near Fountain City, while the surrounding bluffs feature landmarks like Sugarloaf and Garvin Heights State Park. Local life is anchored by institutions like St Marys College and rural centers such as the Buffalo Ridge Sch and Minneowah Club.
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