1920 Map of Craig
USGS Topo · Published 1920About this map
The Missouri River defines the complex borderlands of Nebraska and Missouri in this 1916 survey, showcasing a landscape of shifting river channels and dense rural development. The railroad network of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy serves as the economic backbone for agricultural hubs like Craig and Bigelow, while the river town of Rulo anchors the southern bend. The map reveals an exceptionally high density of one-room schoolhouses, including uniquely named institutions like Lonesome School, Brush College School, and Exodus School, suggesting a closely-knit rural community structure during this era.
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Editions of this 1920 Craig Map
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