2022 Map of Dunlap SW

About this map

The Boyer River drainage system dominates this section of western Iowa, where the river valley creates a broad corridor for transportation and agriculture. Located in the northern reaches of Harrison County and extending into Monona and Crawford counties, the landscape is defined by the sharp transition between the alluvial plains and the dissected loess hills. The Cleveland Cem stands on a ridge as a quiet reminder of the area's rural settlement history, overlooking a network of tributary streams including Willow Cr and Mud Cr. The township lines of T81N and T82N reveal the systematic surveying that organized this farmland, while the presence of features like Nelson Hollow and Thompson Cr illustrates the deeply carved terrain that characterizes this region. The map captures the persistence of the agrarian grid, connected by local routes such as Panora Ave and Racine Trl.