2012 Map of Ottumwa

About this map

The John Redmond Reservoir dominates the southern landscape of this 2012 Coffey County survey, where the impounded waters of the Neosho River meet a grid of rural Kansas section roads. The small community of Ottumwa sits on the northern shore of the reservoir, serving as a focal point for a region defined by its significant drainage networks. Numerous tributaries including Benedict Cr, Frog Cr, and Kennedy Cr weave through the agricultural uplands before feeding into the river system. Local history is anchored by the Bowman and Adgate Cem, located centrally among the fields. Along the southwestern edge, Jacobs Creek Landing provides access to the water where Jacobs Cr enters the reservoir. The map documents the modern infrastructure of the area, from established routes like Garner Rd NW to the residential streets of Debra St and Linda St near the water's edge.