2015 Map of Hawarden North

About this map

The Big Sioux River and Rock River define the shifting borders of this tri-state area, where the boundaries of South Dakota and Iowa meet. At the southern edge of the sheet, the city of Hawarden serves as a regional hub, its grid structured by streets like Central Ave and Birch Ave. This 2015 survey captures the transition from the river bottomlands to the agricultural uplands, with the Hawarden Municipal Airport positioned west of the town center. Local history is preserved in sites like Calvary Cem and Grace Hill Cem, which sit alongside the township lines of t95n r48w. The landscape is a network of named section roads and drainage creeks, including Dry Cr and Sixmile Cr, which cross the rolling terrain between the Lincoln and Sioux County lines.