thumb|Remnants of the community of Goodrich, facing east on highway 64 The 1911 plat map shows the roads extended, with more settlers along them. The predecessor of highway 64 had been extended another mile to a community of Goodrich, with a sawmill and a school on the map, and a railroad entering from the south. That railroad was Upham Manufacturing's logging line coming up from Athens, by 1911 owned by the Copper River Land Co. Another wagon road followed the course of Martin Road north from 64 to the town line, with shorter roads branching off to the west. Settlers were filling in along all these. Another rural school had appeared along the south boundary of the town. Large chunks still remained unsettled, mostly owned by the Rib River Land Co.
thumb|remnants of the community of goodrich facing east on highway 64 the 1911 plat map shows the roads extended with more settlers along them the predecessor of highway 64 had been extended another mile to a community of goodrich with a sawmill and a school on the map and a railroad entering from the south that railroad was upham manufacturing's logging line coming up from athens by 1911 owned by the copper river land co another wagon road followed the course of martin road north from 64 to the town line with shorter roads branching off to the west settlers were filling in along all these another rural school had appeared along the south boundary of the town large chunks still remained unsettled mostly owned by the rib river land co