2009 Map of Netawaka

About this map

Netawaka stands as the primary hub of this rural landscape, its grid defined by streets like Whiteway St and Commercial St. The surrounding countryside in Jackson County is a matrix of section-line roads and drainage networks that feed into several local waterways. The map traces the winding paths of Straight Creek and Muddy Creek, which dominate the northern and central drainage, while Negro Creek and Spring Creek carve through the eastern and central sections. This 2009 survey illustrates a late-century agricultural landscape where the original town plat of Netawaka remains the focal point of human settlement. The rural areas are defined by a high density of named section roads, such as 310 Rd and 278 Rd, reflecting a deeply established system of land division and property access that has persisted for decades.