2015 Map of Brownfield

About this map

The Gasconade River meanders through the heart of this Missouri landscape, defining the boundary where Pulaski and Laclede counties meet. This 2015 survey reveals a terrain defined by deep hollows such as Laquey Hollow, Killman Hollow, and Mush Paddle Hollow, while much of the land is preserved within the Mark Twain National Forest. The map documents a scattered settlement pattern concentrated around Brownfield and Adam Ford, with numerous family and community burial grounds, including Rollins Cemetery, Nicks Cemetery, and Simpson Cemetery, providing vital data for genealogical research. The presence of Roubidoux Cr and Bell Br highlights the significance of local waterways in shaping the road network, which includes historically named routes like Smokey Rd and Fairview Rd.