2011 Map of Clarksburg

About this map

Clarksburg serves as the central hub of this central Missouri landscape, where the town's grid is surrounded by a network of rural drainage systems and family-named landmarks. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Moniteau Creek to the north and North Moreau Creek in the southeast, with numerous smaller tributaries like Gump Branch and West Brush Creek carving through the agricultural land. Local history is deeply embedded in the landscape through a series of namesake burial grounds, including the Clarksburg Cemetery, Sappington Cemetery, and Williams Cemetery. The map reflects a long-established settlement pattern, with smaller locales like Cotton and an extensive network of country roads such as Oakland Church Rd and Dicks Mill Rd connecting the scattered farmsteads and rural residences.