2010 Map of Camanche
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Mississippi River forms the eastern boundary of this survey, where the river's complex network of side channels and islands meet the industrial and residential corridors of Camanche. This riverfront settlement, complete with its Camanche Post Office, is a central hub of activity, contrasted by the smaller unincorporated communities of Low Moor and Shaffton to the west. The landscape is deeply agricultural, yet marked by a high density of rural burial grounds that serve as vital records for family historians, including the Bowers-Dannatt-Hill Cemetery and Elvira Cemetery.
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