2010 Map of Decker

About this map

Decker sits at a strategic point north of the White River where the landscape is defined by its complex drainage network and low-lying elevations. The topography is shaped by the River Deshee and the Upper River Deshee, which snake through the township alongside numerous man-made features like Plass Ditch. This 2010 survey highlights a pattern of small, scattered communities connected by a grid of rural roads, including Saint Thomas, Vollmer, and Purcell. These small clusters of habitation often share the map with distinct natural rises like the Chimney Pier Hills and Dicksburg Hills, which provide relief from the surrounding flat agricultural land.