
The Iowa River meanders across this landscape, defining the rural character between the small communities of Ladora and Koszta. In the south, the settlement of Ladora sits along a transport corridor where Big Bear Creek flows, while the northern reaches transition into the rolling terrain surrounding Buckeye Cr and Willow Brook. This area is characterized by its numerous historic burial sites, providing a significant record for local genealogy. From the Dayton Cem and Athey Cem in the north to the Maple Tree Cem and Kitchen Cem further south, these locations mark the family histories of the region. The Seventh Day Adventist Church Cem near Ladora and the Koszta Cem further illustrate the distribution of early community centers. The map also traces the drainage patterns of Honey Cr and Little Bear Cr, showing how these waterways influenced the placement of the local road network and section lines.
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1954 · Des Moines
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1956 · Des Moines
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1957 · Des Moines
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1965 · Ladora
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1965 · Keystone South
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1965 · Marengo
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1965 · Blairstown
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1968 · Williamsburg
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1968 · Victor
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1968 · Belle Plaine
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