2013 Map of Ireton SW

About this map

Ruble and Adaville anchor this section of Northwest Iowa, where the landscape is defined by the steady geometric grid of section roads and the meandering drainage of the Big Sioux River watershed. In the early 21st century, the agricultural character of Plymouth County is evident in features like the Winter Feedlot and the extensive network of numbered streets and named avenues such as Granite Ave and Dogwood Ave. The terrain is drained by several prominent watercourses including Broken Kettle Cr, Beaver Cr, and Westfield Cr, which cut diagonally across the survey lines. Bull Run flows through the southern reaches of the map near the border with Adaville, illustrating the relationship between the prairie drainage systems and the location of rural settlements.