2015 Map of Manilla

About this map

Manilla serves as the primary hub of this western Iowa agricultural landscape, where the town grid is clearly defined by named thoroughfares like Park Ave and 1st Ave. The local topography is carved by the W Fork W Nishnabotna River, which snakes across the western half of the territory. This waterway is spanned by the Nishnabotna River Bridge and fed by smaller drainage features such as Malony Br and Elk Cr. Nearby, the small community of Aspinwall sits along Rail Road St, marking a point of intersection between early transport routes and the surrounding farmland. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies significant resting places including Nishnabotna Cem and Mount Olivet Cem, which are positioned near the established settlements and the river's path.