2015 Map of Carbondale

About this map

Carbondale and Scranton serve as the primary hubs for this 2015 study of northern Osage County, where the transition from Shawnee County is marked by a landscape of creeks and small reservoirs. The area's hydrology is characterized by the winding path of Hundred and Ten Mile Cr and several significant water bodies, including Osage County Lake and Strowbridge Reservoir. This survey provides essential data for those researching local family history, as it clearly identifies the Carbondale Cem, Scranton Cem, and Mount Calvary Cem. Smaller locales like Mineral Springs, Wakarusa, and Four Corners further define the regional settlement pattern. The grid of rural roads, such as W 117th St and W 157th St, connects the dispersed homesteads and agriculture that lie between the northern hills and the lower creek basins like Towhead Cr and Burys Cr.