2017 Map of Eolia

About this map

The Pike and Lincoln County line bisects this Missouri landscape, where the agriculture of Pea Ridge meets a complex network of creeks and small lakes. Central to the topography is the Sandy Creek Natural Bridge, a rare geological formation located just west of the Hobart area. To the south, the William Logan State Wildlife Area manages a series of numbered water bodies, including Number One Lake and Number Two Lake, as they drain toward the North Fork Cuivre River. Small rural settlements like Eolia, Whiteside, and Hopkinsville are connected by a web of county roads and state highways. For genealogists, the map is particularly rich in family burial sites, documenting the Lewis-Meriwether Cem, Tinsley Cem, and several others that anchor the history of these farming communities.