1951 Map of Brunswick East

About this map

Brunswick sits at the western edge of this 1951 survey, where the Wabash railroad tracks cross the landscape toward the confluence of the Chariton River and the Missouri River. The area is defined by its complex water management, featuring an extensive network of Levees and a prominent Pipe Line that cuts across the river bottoms. The map reveals a changing rural educational landscape in the early 1950s, with several landmarks like Hickory Grove Sch, Warden Sch, and Bluff Point Sch already marked as abandoned.