2021 Map of Bath
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The Bath community and its neighboring Bath Corner are centered along the BNSF Railway corridor in Brown County, appearing as it did in the early 2020s. This agricultural landscape is defined by the winding course of the James River, which meanders through the eastern sections of the quadrangle, and Moccasin Creek to the southwest. The local infrastructure follows a precise grid of range and township lines, such as 394th Ave and 133rd St, which segment the prairie into large tracts of farmland. Notable for genealogists and local historians is the German Cem located south of the main settlement near Co Rd 21. The presence of the Po in the center of town remains a focal point for the small community, while names like Pintail Ave and Mallard View Dr suggest the importance of the regional wetlands and wildlife in the modern era.
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