Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Soil Survey of Louisa County, Iowa
Louisa County lies in the southeastern part of the State Of Iowa, and is bordered on the east by the Mississippi River, which separates it from the State of Illinois. Its greatest dimension from east to west is 28 miles, and from north to south 24 miles. The area is 396 square miles, or acres.
In general, the county consists of two areas of upland drift plain and two belts Of low bottom land. One Of the lowland belts, the Mississippi bottoms, occurs along the east ern margin of the county; the other trav erses the county in a northwest-southeast direction along the Iowa River and sepa rates the two areas Of upland plain.
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