2022 Map of Morton Mills
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
The West Nodaway River and Middle Nodaway River carve through this agricultural landscape along the border of Montgomery and Adams counties. This contemporary survey documents the rural character of southwestern Iowa, where small crossroad settlements like Morton Mills, Tenville, and Dickieville persist as anchors for the surrounding farming community. The landscape is notably dense with localized burial sites, ranging from the Indian Burial Ground in the north to family-specific locations like the Bolt Family Burying Ground near the western margin.
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