2013 Map of Rockford

About this map

Rockford serves as the central hub of this northern Iowa landscape, situated at a strategic hydrologic point where several major waterways converge. The town is oriented around the Shell Rock River, which snakes through the township alongside the Winnebago River. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern grid of Floyd County, where traditional rural routes like Red Ball Rd and Winnebago Rd intersect with a dense network of section-line roads such as Dancer Ave and Echo Ave. The surrounding drainage basin is clearly defined by numerous tributaries, including Whiskey Cr, Flood Cr, and the branching Beaver Cr system. The map provides a precise record of the residential and commercial layout of the town center, showing the development along Main Ave and W Main Ave just before the rivers bifurcate into the agricultural hinterland.