1971 Map of Casey
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Casey sits at the southern edge of this Iowa landscape, positioned where the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad cuts across the border between Guthrie and Adair Counties. The area is defined by the branching waterways of the Middle River system, including the South Fork and Beaver Creek. To the north, the small Dalmanutha Cemetery remains a quiet landmark within Thompson township, reflecting the earlier rural burial grounds established as the region was settled into a grid of townships like Baker and Grant. The presence of the Adair-Casey High School near the southern boundary highlights the consolidation of local rural communities in the mid-20th century. This survey preserves the exact alignment of section roads and water crossings before modern infrastructure expansion altered the local agricultural patterns.
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