2015 Map of Loveland

About this map

The Missouri River meanders through the heart of this landscape, defining the state boundary between Iowa and Nebraska. This 2015 survey reveals the intricate water management and agricultural patterns of the river valley, where the Boyer River and Boyer Chute parallel the main channel near Lower Calhoun Bend. On the Nebraska side, the hills rise sharply above the floodplain, dotted with private water features such as Jungbluth Reservoir and Exley Reservoir. Small settlements like Loveland and Nashville anchor the local road network, while Ascot sits near the interstate corridor. For those researching local burial sites, the Shipley Cem is located on the western bluffs. The geography is further marked by legacy infrastructure like the Old Lincoln Hwy and the private Heaton Airport, illustrating the continued importance of transport in this river-bottom region.