2010 Map of Woodstock

About this map

Woodstock serves as the primary hub of activity in this southwestern Minnesota landscape, situated along the southern edge of the survey area. The town is anchored by the Woodstock Post Office and sits at the intersection of a grid-like road network, including County Hwy-67 and Palmer St N. The surrounding terrain is defined by a series of waterways and depressions that suggest a seasonally variable hydrology, most notably Engbarth-Slough and Klinker Slough. To the northwest, the elevation rises slightly at Stony Point, while the rest of the land is drained by the meandering courses of the East Branch Rock River, Beaver Creek, and the North Branch Chanarambie Creek. The map documents a predominantly rural, agricultural layout where county lines and section-line roads like County Line Ave dictate the movement of goods and people across the Pipestone County countryside.