The Little Sioux River carves a winding path through this western Iowa landscape, anchoring the city of Cherokee as it appeared in 2018. The map details the transition from the structured street grid of the town—including routes like Linden St and E Main St—to the expansive agricultural sections defined by a precise network of rural roads such as Co Hwy C43. Along the river valley, topographic relief is most pronounced near Pilot Rock, a distinctive landmark in an otherwise gently undulating terrain. Local history and genealogy are well-represented by several burial grounds, including Oak Hill Cem on the northern edge of the city, West Point Cem near Perry Cr, and Good Hope Cem to the east. Transportation infrastructure is central to the area's layout, featuring the Cherokee County Regional Airport and the rail-oriented Onawa Junction.
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1954 · Fort Dodge
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1957 · Fort Dodge
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1958 · Fort Dodge
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1969 · Aurelia
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1969 · Cleghorn
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1969 · Cherokee South
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1969 · Galva
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1969 · Quimby SE
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1969 · Washta
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1969 · Quimby
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