Libertyville sits at a crossroads of the Jefferson County prairie, serving as the primary hub for a landscape defined by traditional agricultural section lines and an intricate drainage network. The area north of the settlement is shaped by the winding course of Cedar Creek and Grubb Run, while the southern terrain breaks into more complex topography around Spahn Hollow and the various branches of Lick Cr. This survey is particularly useful for genealogical research, as it documents several family and community burial sites dispersed across the townships, including Smith Cem, Fell Cem, and the Brethren Cem near the western boundary. The map captures the interface between the southern edge of Jefferson County and the northern border of Van Buren County, showing how local transit routes like Co HWY v64 and Co HWY j12 link these rural Iowa communities.
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1954 · Centerville
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1954 · Des Moines
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1956 · Des Moines
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1957 · Des Moines
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1957 · Centerville
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1958 · Centerville
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1958 · Burlington
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1958 · Davenport
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1961 · Burlington
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1961 · Davenport
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