Crawfordsville serves as a primary hub on this Iowa landscape, situated at the intersection of several regional thoroughfares. The town's grid connects eastward via E Columbus St, while the surrounding rural landscape is defined by the winding tributaries of the Iowa River watershed. Most notable is the drainage system formed by the W Fork Crooked Cr, Crooked Cr, and E Fork Crooked Cr, which carve through the agricultural sections of Washington County. To the south, the settlement of Olds is positioned near the confluence of local routes like Town St and School Ave. The map also captures smaller locales such as Noble in the west, and named rural corridors including Sockum Ridge Rd and Fern Cliff Rd, illustrating the modern layout of these historic farming communities before further development changed the local road network.
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1958 · Davenport
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1961 · Davenport
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1962 · Davenport
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1969 · Washington
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1970 · Cotter
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1970 · Ainsworth
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1980 · Trenton
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1980 · Wayland
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1981 · Crawfordsville
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1981 · Winfield North
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