
Auburn and the nearby crossroads of Sledd anchor this survey of the Missouri landscape along the border of Pike and Lincoln Counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of drainages including Bryants Creek and North Fork Guinns Creek, which cut through the high ground of Springston Knob and Tedlock Knob. For local historians and genealogists, the map is remarkably dense with family-named cemeteries such as Mitchell-Reynolds Cemetery, Elsberry Cemetery, and Howdeshell Cemetery, indicating long-standing rural family settlements across the ridges and hollows.
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26 maps found

1972 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO

1973 Warrenton NE
Lincoln County, MO

1975 Auburn
Lincoln County, MO

1975 Luckett Ridge
Lincoln County, MO

1975 Okete
Lincoln County, MO

1979 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO
2011 Auburn
Lincoln County, MO
2011 Luckett Ridge
Lincoln County, MO
2011 Okete
Lincoln County, MO
2012 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO
2012 Warrenton NE
Lincoln County, MO
2014 Auburn
Lincoln County, MO
2014 Luckett Ridge
Lincoln County, MO
2014 Okete
Lincoln County, MO
2015 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO
2015 Warrenton NE
Lincoln County, MO
2017 Auburn
Lincoln County, MO
2017 Luckett Ridge
Lincoln County, MO
2017 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO
2017 Okete
Lincoln County, MO
2017 Warrenton NE
Lincoln County, MO

2021 Auburn
Lincoln County, MO

2021 Luckett Ridge
Lincoln County, MO

2021 Maryknoll
Lincoln County, MO

2021 Okete
Lincoln County, MO

2021 Warrenton NE
Lincoln County, MO