
The tri-county junction of Lafayette, Jackson, and Johnson counties anchors this landscape of rolling ridges and headwater streams. The settlement of Chapel Hill sits atop a high divide, historically significant as a waypoint near the source of the N Fork Blackwater River and the Sni-A-Bar Cr drainage. This drainage divide creates a distinct pattern of winding country roads like Colbern Rd and State Hwy TT that follow the topography to avoid the many branching tributaries.
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1949 Lexington East
Lafayette County, MO

1949 Odessa North
Lafayette County, MO

1950 Lexington East
Lafayette County, MO

1950 Odessa North
Lafayette County, MO

1961 Knob Noster NW
Lafayette County, MO

1963 Chapel Hill
Lafayette County, MO

1963 Fayetteville
Lafayette County, MO

1963 Odessa South
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Chapel Hill
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Fayetteville
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Knob Noster NW
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Lexington East
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Odessa North
Lafayette County, MO

2021 Odessa South
Lafayette County, MO