2017 Map of Cainsville

About this map

Cainsville sits at the heart of this North Missouri landscape, where the Thompson River winds south through a broad valley defined by intricate drainage networks. The terrain is marked by numerous small tributaries including Donaby Cr, Brush Cr, and Lost Cr, reflecting the complex topography of the Harrison and Mercer County border. Water management and local recreation are evident in the presence of Pelzer Lake, Reeder Lake, and Grants Lake, which break up the rural agricultural grid. A notable cultural landmark is the Bohemian Cem located in the southern portion of the quadrangle, serving as a significant site for genealogical research into the area's ethnic settlement history. The map details a dense network of secondary roads and state highways, such as State Hwy O and State Hwy B, which connect these rural homesteads and agricultural tracts to the regional hub of Cainsville.