2013 Map of Tiffin

About this map

Tiffin and Cosgrove serve as the primary focal points in this section of Johnson County, where the landscape transitions from established agriculture to increasing modern transportation infrastructure. The map reveals a dense network of watercourses, including Clear Creek, Buffalo Creek, and the curiously named Old Womans Creek, which carve through the Iowa terrain. Significant modern development is anchored by the intersection of major thoroughfares, marked by the presence of the Tiffin West Bound Rest Area and its eastbound counterpart. While much of the land remains divided by a grid of rural roads like Greencasle Ave NW and Half Moon Ave NW, the elevation at Sand Hill provides one of the few named topographical landmarks amidst the winding reaches of Deer Creek and the North Branch of Old Mans Creek.