1991 Map of Davenport West

About this map

The Davenport Corporate Boundary marks the transition from urban expansion to the agricultural townships of Blue Grass, Hickory Grove, and Sheridan. In the early 1990s, this area reflects the growing suburban and industrial footprint west of the city center, characterized by the major highway junctions of Interstate 80 and Interstate 280. Local heritage is preserved at the Kisenmacher Cem and Friday Family Cem, while the landscape is punctuated by the expansive West Lake County Park and the Emeis Park golf course. Notable institutional landmarks include the West High Sch and the Royal Neighbors of America Home near the southern edge of the quadrangle. Small settlements like Probstei and Little Groves sit alongside the winding paths of Duck Creek and Black Hawk Creek, illustrating the balance between modern infrastructure and Iowa's traditional creek-side terrain.