2013 Map of Shelby

About this map

The town of Shelby anchors this portion of southwest Iowa, situated where several local road networks converge. To the north, the small settlement of Tennant is laid out along a traditional grid with streets including 2nd St and 4th St. The agricultural landscape is defined by the winding paths of several waterways, most notably Silver Cr and Keg Cr. A distinctive local landmark, the Old Stone Arch Bridge, stands near the outskirts of Shelby, providing a concrete link to the region's engineering history. The map detail reflects the enduring rural structure of the county, characterized by a persistent section-line road system that connects these two primary communities via corridors like Co Hwy-M16 and Co Hwy-F66.