HOLT COUNTY
        Bob Brown Conservation Area is 2.5 miles west of Forest City on Old Highway 111. This 3,302-acre area contains portions of the Missouri River, Squaw Creek, Cannon Creek and Kimsey Creek. Together with two ponds, there are 13 acres of fishable water. There are nine trails (some along levee tops) totaling 12 miles in length.
        Jamerson C. McCormack Conservation Area is on Highway 159 (west off I-29, exit 79) and is adjacent to Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge. This 225-acre area contains 67 acres of loess hill prairie natural area and a 1.2-mile hiking trail.
        Maitland Access is near the town of Maitland where Highway A crosses the Nodaway River. This is a 1-acre access and has no boat ramp.
        Monkey Mountain Conservation Area is 3 miles west of I-29 on Highway 59, 5 miles south on Highway U, then 1.5 miles east on a gravel road. This 787-acre area is on the Nodaway River.
        Nodaway Valley Conservation Area -see the Andrew County map, page 8.
        Payne Landing Access is 2.25 miles west of Oregon on Highway 111, 2.5 miles south on Highway T, then 2.5 miles right on a gravel road ( watch for signs). This is a 3-acre area on the Missouri River with a boat ramp.
        To reach Riverbreaks Conservation Area (two tracts), take U.S. 59 to Highway O. Go 3.25 miles south on Highway O and watch the west side of the road for the cantilever sign to the main area. Interesting features on this 2,307-acre area include a mesic upland forest along Whales Creek and a cemetery with 12 headstones dating from the 1860s. The area has a firearms range accessible to wheelchairs.
        H.F. Thurnau Conservation Area is on Highway 111, west of Highway 59. A stretch of the Missouri River flows through this 366-acre forested area, and there are three hiking trails.