1980 Map of Hawleyville

About this map

Hawleyville sits at the confluence where the East Nodaway River and West Nodaway River join, marking a historic crossing point in southwest Iowa. This 1980 survey illustrates a rural landscape defined by the drainage basins of the Nebraska, Dallas, and Nodaway townships. The map is a valuable resource for genealogists, as it identifies several burial grounds including Hawleyville Cem, Valley Cem, and North Grove Cem. Modern land use is evident in the development of the Nodaway Valley County Park, which features a designated Picnic Area and Campground. The terrain is further detailed by the course of Wolf Run to the north, while a Radio Tower stands as a contemporary landmark in an otherwise traditional agricultural setting along the Page Co and Taylor Co boundary.