1981 Map of Winfield North

About this map

Winfield and the surrounding farmland of southern Louisa County are captured in this 1981 survey, reflecting the rural character of southeastern Iowa in the late twentieth century. The landscape is defined by the winding paths of Long Creek and the East Fork Crooked Creek, which provide drainage for the productive fields of Elm Grove and Scott townships. A significant historical marker is the Old Railroad Grade running through the southern section, tracing the path of a decommissioned rail line that once connected these agricultural communities to regional markets.