1963 Map of Avoca SE

About this map

Graybill Creek winds through the rural landscape of Pottawattamie County, defining the drainage patterns of Valley and Center townships during the early 1960s. This agricultural terrain is characterized by a dense network of section-line roads and scattered farmsteads, reflecting the established mid-century rural economy of western Iowa. The map documents modern infrastructure of the era, including a Pumping Station and a Radio Tower located near the center of the quadrangle. Other prominent waterways including Jordan Creek and Farm Creek provide further geographical context for researchers tracing land use and family holdings in Lincoln and Wright townships.