1980 Map of Havelock
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
The town of Havelock serves as a central hub in this agricultural landscape within Pocahontas County, Iowa. The town's grid is defined by its Park and a local Cemetery, marking the established community during the late 1970s. This region is a study in Iowa's engineered drainage and transport history, where natural waterways like Pilot Creek and the North Branch Lizard Creek are supplemented by man-made channels such as Ditch No 112 and Ditch No 169. The rail infrastructure is particularly prominent, showing the crossing of the Chicago and North Western and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroads. These lines, alongside numerous Gravel Pits, highlight the industrial underpinnings of the rural economy, which is organized into the townships of Cummins, Powhatan, Roosevelt, Sherman, and Center.
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