2015 Map of Quimby

About this map

Quimby sits in the southeastern corner of this Cherokee County survey, where the Little Sioux River cuts through the Iowa landscape. The town’s grid is clearly defined, including local streets like Clark Ave and E 4th Ave. Away from the river valley, the terrain is shaped by the drainage of Rock Cr and Willow Cr, flowing through a strictly organized section-line road network. This rural structure is dotted with local heritage sites, most notably the elevated Mary Hill and its associated Mary Hill Cem to the north. Further east, the Rock Township Cem serves as a silent landmark within the agricultural expanse. The map illustrates the persistent intersection of natural drainage and modern infrastructure, shown through the network of county highways such as Co Hwy L40 and Co Hwy L56 that connect these dispersed family and community sites.