1964 Map of Millnerville

About this map

Millnerville and Adaville anchor this mid-1960s survey of the Plymouth County landscape, where the terrain transitions into the loess hills of western Iowa. The map documents a predominantly agrarian community organized across the townships of Sioux, Liberty, and Johnson. The drainage patterns are defined by the meandering Broken Kettle Creek in the west and the West Branch Perry Creek in the southeast, with the Pavlik Lakes appearing as a localized water feature. Genealogists can identify several key community landmarks, including Pleasant Valley Cem near the northern boundary and Liberty Cem further south. A rural Sch near Sunnyside reflects the era's remaining local school infrastructure amidst the vast sections of farmland and timbered draws that characterize this part of the Missouri River watershed.