2010 Map of Dysart

About this map

Dysart serves as the central hub of this Tama County landscape, situated amidst an orderly grid of rural roads and fertile Iowa farmland. The settlement is clearly defined by its residential blocks and essential local landmarks, including the Dysart Post Office and the Dysart Fairground. This 2010 topographic representation highlights the intricate drainage patterns of the region, where numerous waterways like Wolf Creek in the north and the East Branch Salt Creek to the south wind through the section lines. For local historians and genealogists, the map provides precise locations for three distinct burial grounds: Ramthun Cemetery in the east, Dysart Cemetery on the western edge of town, and Saint Joseph Cemetery just to the northeast. These sites, along with the network of numbered routes such as 140th St and 210th St, offer a clear view of the area's modern spatial organization while preserving the footprint of long-standing community institutions.