2013 Map of Guss
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The agrarian landscape of Taylor County is defined by the complex drainage system of the One Hundred and Two River, where several distinct branches converge. This modern digital survey shows the rural character of southwestern Iowa, anchored by the small settlements of Guss and Holt. The terrain is etched by the W Fork One Hundred and Two River, which flows southward alongside a grid of section-line roads like Denver Ave and Forest Ave. Local-history researchers will find the precise network of rural infrastructure, including Manti Rd and the junction of Co Hwy-N26, which serve the scattered farmsteads of the region. The map also traces smaller tributaries such as Rose Br and the Middle Br One Hundred and Two River, reflecting the hydraulic patterns that have shaped this farming community's development over generations.
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