1984 Map of Cainsville
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
Thompson River dictates the landscape of northern Missouri in this mid-1980s survey, winding south through the center of the quadrangle. The town of Cainsville serves as the primary hub of activity, situated where the river valley widens near the confluence with Brushy Creek. This era of the Missouri-Iowa borderlands is defined by a dense network of drainage, with smaller tributaries like Coal Creek, Donaby Creek, and Little Panther Creek carving through the agricultural townships of Clay, Madison, and Trail Creek. The map provides specific location data for genealogists, including a local Cem near the river, while tracing the county line where Harrison and Mercer Counties meet. The terrain remains largely divided into large tracts, reflecting the enduring rural character of Harrison County during this period.
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