1948 Map of Crosstown
USGS Topo · Published 1948About this map
The Mississippi River forms the northeastern boundary of this 1948 survey, where the St Louis San Francisco railroad runs parallel to the water's edge. This portion of Missouri is characterized by a dense network of rural one-room schools and community churches, reflecting a mid-century agricultural landscape organized around small townships like Salem, Union, and Brazeau. Settlements such as Crosstown, Farrar, and Frohna serve as local hubs, connected by a web of winding roads and private tracks that navigate the drainage basins of Omet Creek and Brazeau Creek.
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2 editions found
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