2010 Map of Rolfe

About this map

The prairie landscape of Rolfe in Pocahontas County is defined by a dense grid of section roads and the meandering paths of several key waterways. This 2010 survey illustrates the town's position at the intersection of several local routes, anchored by the Rolfe Post Office and nearby community spaces. To the west, Rubens Siding indicates the region's agricultural rail connections, while the surrounding countryside is marked by established burial grounds including Powhatan Cemetery to the north and the adjacent Saint Margarets Cemetery and Clinton-Garfield Cemetery to the south. The natural drainage of the Iowa plains is evident through the winding courses of Beaver Creek, Pilot Creek, and Crooked Creek, which cut across the rigid township lines. To the far south, North Branch Lizard Creek and the man-made Drainage Ditch Number 169 highlight the managed hydrology essential for local cultivation.