1982 Map of Witten

About this map

Witten serves as the central hub of this 1982 survey, situated within a landscape defined by the branching drainage of Cottonwood Creek. The rural character of Tripp County is evident in the layout of sections and the presence of localized infrastructure like the Gravel Pit and the small town Park. For genealogists and local historians, St John the Baptist Cem provides a specific point of interest along the northern stretch of the creek. To the south, Jordan Junction marks a key intersection point where the terrain begins to transition between the townships of Jordan and Banner. The hydrology of the area is well-documented, showing how West Cottonwood Creek and East Cottonwood Creek converge to form the main waterway, influencing the local road network and settlement patterns of this plains community.