2012 Map of Crosstown

About this map

The Mississippi River defines the northeastern edge of this landscape, where the bluffs and bottoms of Perry County meet the water's edge. Inland, the settlements of Crosstown, Farrar, and Brazeau serve as historical anchors for the surrounding rural area, connected by a network of local routes like Co Hwy 332 and PCR 330. The terrain is deeply inscribed by its drainage systems, with Omete Creek and Brazeau Creek winding through the countryside, while Indian Creek and Dry Fork carve out the western reaches near Eureka. This 2012 survey illustrates a modern rural layout that remains deeply influenced by its natural topography. Researchers can trace the placement of homes and farmsteads along family-named roads such as Luehrs Ln and Laurel Ln, reflecting the persistent patterns of land use and habitation in this river-bordering region.