2013 Map of Muscatine

About this map

The Mississippi River dominates this landscape, defining the eastern border of Iowa and shaping the complex network of waterways south of the city center. This early 21st-century view reveals the industrial and recreational layout of Muscatine, where the Norman F Beckey Bridge provides a critical connection across the river. To the south, Muscatine Slough and Muscatine Island illustrate the alluvial nature of the terrain, while landmarks like the Mark Twain Overlook highlight the town's literary and riverboat heritage. Further inland, the map details the expansion of residential and recreational spaces, including the Muscatine Municipal Golf Course and athletic grounds like Heinz Field and Tom Bruner Field. The presence of Jewish Cemetery Rd in the northeast quadrant offers a specific point of interest for genealogists tracing local family histories.