In the grassy space between two cornfields (behind the boat) the railroad and Indian Boundary line continued to the east, but somewhere in the distance the railroad line departed from the treaty line and made a jog of roughly 1/8 mile to the north, where it roughly paralleled it for a few miles, and then diverged further at Mendota.
This is a better look at the 1816 treaty line. It and the railroad ran somewhere in that broad path between the corn fields.
along US Hwy 34.
