
The Little Sioux River meanders south through this corner of Northwest Iowa, defining the valley that connects the settlements of Quimby and Washta. This modern survey reveals a landscape deeply divided by the section lines of the Public Land Survey System, with a grid of rural routes like Co Hwy L56 and 120th St serving the agricultural uplands. The drainage pattern is exceptionally detailed, showing numerous tributaries including Willow Creek, Stratton Creek, and Bitter Creek as they flow toward the main river channel.
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