
The Turkey River winds through the deeply incised bluffs of northeastern Iowa before meeting the Mississippi River in this mid-century survey. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where numerous hollows like Andregg Hollow and Hog Hollow cut through the high ridges. At the river junction, the village of Turkey River serves as a nexus for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad, while the eastern bank across the state line in Wisconsin is dominated by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line.
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1957 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA

1964 Littleport
Clayton County, IA

1965 Gunder
Clayton County, IA

1965 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA

1971 Giard
Clayton County, IA
2010 Giard
Clayton County, IA
2010 Gunder
Clayton County, IA
2010 Littleport
Clayton County, IA
2010 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA
2010 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA
2013 Giard
Clayton County, IA
2013 Gunder
Clayton County, IA
2013 Littleport
Clayton County, IA
2013 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA
2013 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA
2015 Giard
Clayton County, IA
2015 Gunder
Clayton County, IA
2015 Littleport
Clayton County, IA
2015 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA
2015 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA
2018 Giard
Clayton County, IA
2018 Gunder
Clayton County, IA
2018 Littleport
Clayton County, IA
2018 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA
2018 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA

2022 Giard
Clayton County, IA

2022 Gunder
Clayton County, IA

2022 Littleport
Clayton County, IA

2022 Saint Olaf
Clayton County, IA

2022 Turkey River
Clayton County, IA