1948 Map of Argo
USGS Topo · Published 1948About this map
The Little Bourbeuse River and its numerous tributaries, including Opossum Creek and Boone Creek, carve through this section of the Missouri Ozarks where the borders of Gasconade, Franklin, and Crawford counties meet. This late 1940s landscape is defined by its rural infrastructure, featuring a high density of country schools such as Argo Sch, Delhi Sch, and Stringtown Sch. The small settlements of Argo and Japan serve as local anchors, each surrounded by family and community landmarks like the Japan Cem and Bacon Cem.
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Editions of this 1948 Argo Map
4 editions found
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