1945 Map of Bolckow
USGS Topo · Published 1945About this map
Barnard and Bolckow serve as primary rail hubs in this mid-century portrait of northwest Missouri, where the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad follows the winding course of the Hundred and Two River. The map reveals a densely settled rural landscape defined by an exceptional number of small district schools and country churches, reflecting the community structure of Andrew Co and Nodaway Co before school consolidation. Notable landmarks such as Pumpkin Center and the Common Sense Sch highlight local vernacular naming, while the Chicago Great Western line cuts through the eastern portion near Rea and Wyeth. This survey, based on field work by F.L.Whaley and others, provides a detailed view of the region's agricultural layout, from the Platte River valley to the western settlements of Fillmore and Antioch Ch.
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Editions of this 1945 Bolckow Map
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Historical Maps of Barnard Through Time
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