2012 Map of Warsaw

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Warsaw sits prominently on the eastern bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, where the river's path is carved by a complex network of islands and sloughs. Across the water, the smaller settlement of Alexandria is situated near the confluence of the Fox River and the main channel. The landscape is defined by its riparian geometry, with named features like Hackley Island, Kamps-Stiens Island, and Taylor Island creating a fragmented waterway. The interior is a grid of agricultural land and drainage ways, such as Rocky Run and Shuhart Cr, which feed back toward the Mississippi.