2011 Map of Hawarden South

About this map

The Big Sioux River forms a significant natural boundary on the western edge of this Sioux County landscape, carving through a region defined by its productive agricultural grid. In the northwest corner, the community of Hawarden serves as the primary hub, where the Hawarden Post Office remains a central landmark for the local population. The topography is shaped by a series of waterways, including the winding path of Sixmile Creek and the southern reaches of Indian Creek, which cut across the surveyed section lines. To the east, the small settlement of McNally is situated along the rural road network, illustrating the dispersed nature of Iowa's farming communities. This 2011 survey documents a modern rural landscape where traditional watercourses like Spring Creek and Dry Creek continue to influence land use and property boundaries within the established township and range system.