2010 Map of Dunlap NW

About this map

Norway Creek and Willow Creek trace the drainage patterns across this rural Crawford County landscape, where the agricultural grid is established by long stretches of Sumac Ave and Walnut Ave. A significant water feature in the northern section is Mill Creek Lake, held by a noted Dam that alters the local hydrology. This 2010 topographic record illustrates the modern infrastructure of the region, including Co Hwy E54 and named local routes such as O'Banion Rd. The map detail follows the many branches of the Willow Creek system, including Middle Willow Creek and South Willow Creek, which dominate the central and southern drainage of the quadrangle. This area remains primarily defined by its section-line roads and creek-cut valleys, showing the persistent rural character of western Iowa in the early 21st century.