1978 Map of Imogene

About this map

Imogene and Strahan anchor this 1970s agricultural landscape in Southwest Iowa, where the Norfolk and Western railroad cuts a diagonal path across the rolling terrain. The map details a well-established rural network of section lines and watercourses, including the convergence of Honey Creek and Walnut Creek. Cultural landmarks such as Champion Hill Ch and the South Grove Cem reflect the area's genealogical depth, while the Cole Landing Strip and a local substation point to later twentieth-century infrastructure. For those researching family roots or land use, the map clearly delineates township boundaries like Garfield and Pierce, alongside the smaller settlement of Norfolk. The intricate drainage patterns of Indian Creek and Deer Creek reveal the natural topography that shaped the development of Fremont and Mills counties.