2013 Map of Searsboro

About this map

The town of Searsboro sits at the heart of this agricultural landscape in Poweshiek County, where the regular geometry of Iowa's section roads meets the winding course of the N Skunk River. This 2013 survey illustrates the enduring rural character of the region, anchored by small settlements like Taintor and Stillwell. The river and its tributaries, including English Cr, W Buck Cr, and Sugar Cr, define the topography and drainage of the fertile plains. Local landmarks such as the McDowell Bridge and public recreational areas like Millgrove Access and Robertson Access provide specific points of interest for researchers studying the modern intersection of infrastructure and natural watercourses. The map provides a precise record of the localized road network, from named avenues like 465th Ave to numbered streets that structure the rural countryside.