
Beaver Creek meanders through the heart of this Grundy and Butler County landscape, marking a terrain defined by agricultural grid lines and the small rural centers of Stout and New Hartford. The map illustrates the late-twentieth-century rural layout, where primary roads like Westbrook St and Co Rd T55 connect isolated farmsteads and historic burial grounds. The transition from the Butler Co line into Grundy Co is punctuated by significant genealogical landmarks, including Beaver Grove Cem and Codner Cem. In the southern reaches, the N Fork Black Hawk Cr passes near the settlement of Sinclair, showing the persistent influence of local waterways on the region's development. This survey serves as a clear record of the enduring township structures and road networks that have supported this Iowa farming community for generations.
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