2013 Map of Greeley

About this map

Greeley anchors this rural Delaware County landscape, situated along a north-south transportation corridor that connects the heart of the community to southern reaches near Oneida. The map illustrates a highly organized agricultural grid defined by numbered avenues and streets, yet the topography is consistently shaped by an intricate network of waterways. Significant drainages like Plum Creek and Fountain Springs Creek meander across the township, feeding into smaller named tributaries such as Schechtman Branch and Almoral Branch. The local importance of freshwater sources is evidenced by the naming of Fountain Mill Spring near the center of the sheet. Further east, the settlement of Almoral sits positioned among the rolling drainage basins of Bear Creek and Elk Creek, documenting the persistent pattern of small-town Iowa development centered around water and road access.