2013 Map of Prescott
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The town of Prescott serves as the primary hub in this Adams County landscape, situated at the confluence of local grid roads and the winding E Nodaway River. The surrounding terrain is defined by an extensive drainage network, where numerous small tributaries like Kemp Cr, Mount Zion Br, and Kosar Br carve through the agricultural blocks. The map reveals the organized rural structure of the early 21st century, with numbered thoroughfares such as 150th ST and Co HWY-h24 providing the framework for the region's movement. On the eastern edge, the W Platte River and the E Fork E Nodaway River help delineate the watershed boundaries of this southwestern Iowa prairie region.
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