1948 Map of Centertown
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The Missouri River carves a deep valley through the limestone hills of central Missouri, defining the landscape where Boone and Cole counties meet. This post-war era survey shows a dense network of rural infrastructure, from the Missouri Pacific railroad tracks hugging the southern riverbank to the numerous country schoolhouses and churches that anchored these farming communities. Notable nodes of settlement include Centertown, Lohman, and Russellville, each connected by winding roads that traverse the ridges between the Moreau River and Moniteau Creek.
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