2010 Map of Schaller South

About this map

Schaller sits at the northern edge of this Sac County landscape, a community defined by its rigid grid of section-line roads and prairie drainage. The town's local services are anchored by the Schaller Post Office, while the surrounding countryside is partitioned by a meticulous network of gravel routes like Bettin Ave and 210th St. This 2010 survey illustrates the deep-seated agricultural geometry of western Iowa, where family legacy and land use are etched into the map through locations such as Saint Joseph Cemetery and Cook Center Cemetery. The terrain is subtly carved by a series of south-flowing waterways, including Halfway Creek, Silver Creek, and South Silver Creek, which eventually give way to the winding course of Elk Creek in the south. These intermittent streams provide the only deviation from the relentless checkerboard of rural avenues.