2013 Map of Panther

About this map

The N Raccoon River winds through the heart of Dallas County, Iowa, defining the drainage patterns for a landscape of agricultural sections and riparian corridors. In this 2013 survey, the small community of Panther and the intersection at Black Corners serve as the primary landmarks within a grid of county roads. The river’s importance to local recreation is evident through the inclusion of the Snyder Access and Highway Forty-Four Access, providing points of entry to the water. To the southeast, the terrain shifts toward more developed recreational and transit use, featuring the River Valley Golf Course and the Husband Field Airport. Numerous tributaries, including E Br Panther Cr and Hickory Cr, carve subtle valleys through the prairie, while Mill Slough marks a low-lying bypass along the main river channel.