1952 Map of Ypsilanti
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The James River carves a deep valley through the prairie of Stutsman County, serving as the central geographic feature for the township of Ypsilanti. During this era of the early 1950s, the community was a vital rail stop along the Northern Pacific railroad, which parallels the river's winding course. This survey captures the agricultural landscape at a moment when rural education was still anchored by localized schoolhouses, including School No 1, School No 3, and School No 4, scattered across the townships of Homer, Winfield, and Corwin.
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