1984 Map of Albany North

About this map

The East Fork Grand River defines the western edge of this agricultural landscape in Gentry County, Missouri, during the mid-1980s. The topography is marked by a network of drainage systems including Dawson Branch, Panther Creek, and Big Muddy Creek, which cut through the townships of Howard and Athens. Small, rural nodes like Ellenorah, Lone Star, and Pinhook represent the persistence of old settlement patterns in the northern reaches of the county. Near the southern border, the map transitions into the outskirts of Albany, showing the transition from open farmland and wooded draws to municipal features such as the Golf Course. Genealogists may find interest in the scattered Cem locations and the historical hamlets of Weldon and Siloam Springs that dot the landscape between the ridges.