2012 Map of Mason City

About this map

Mason City stands as the primary hub of this Central Illinois landscape, organized by a rigid grid of county roads and a dense street network that includes W Arch St and E Roosevelt Rd. The town is the site of several local landmarks, including the Po and the Mason City Cem on its eastern edge. Outside the main settlement, the land is defined by its drainage systems, featuring the aptly named Sleepy Hollow Ditch and several winding waterways such as Salt Cr and Sugar Cr. The small community of Luther sits to the east, connected by a network of rural routes. In the south, Hubly Bridge crosses the creek, marking a specific point of passage in a region primarily dedicated to agriculture. The map reflects a modern era of transportation while preserving the paths of historical thoroughfares like Old Route 29.