2011 Map of Lockwood

About this map

Lockwood serves as the primary hub of this Dade County landscape, situated where the terrain begins to yield to the many branches of the Sons Creek and Horse Creek systems. The map captures a well-established rural network defined by family-named landmarks and local burial grounds, including Messick Cemetery and Montgomery Cemetery in the northeast and Immanuel Cemetery just north of the township. A mix of small settlements like Sims Point and Dumbeck are connected by a grid of county roads that navigate local topographical features such as Grays Valley. The presence of Woodfield Airport and the Number 790 Dam indicates the modern infrastructure supporting this agricultural region. Genealogists will find the density of named cemeteries and clearly marked property boundaries useful for tracing late 20th and early 21st-century land use and family residency patterns.