2009 Map of Horton NW

About this map

The Delaware River meanders through this portion of Brown County, forming the central drainage for a landscape defined by its rural grid and creek systems. To the west, Plum Creek flows south toward the basin, while Craig Creek and Squaw Creek carve paths through the northern and eastern sections. This survey captures the region as it appeared in the early 21st century, showing a transition toward more descriptive local road names alongside the traditional section-line numbering. The map reveals a highly structured agricultural network where local thoroughfares like Dogwood Rd, Golden-Eagle Rd, and Chipmunk Rd intersect with established routes like 110th St. In the southern portion, Mud Creek crosses through the township boundaries, illustrating the enduring relationship between the area's natural hydrology and its long-standing farming infrastructure.