2014 Map of Fayetteville

About this map

Robbins and Fayetteville anchor this rural landscape along the border of Lafayette and Johnson Counties. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the winding Davis Cr and its bypass, the Old Channel Davis Cr. To the north, William Riech Lake and Newland Lake provide significant local landmarks among the grid of county roads. The terrain is marked by family-named routes such as Weaver School Rd and Halsey Rd, suggesting a history of localized settlement and farming. Small communities like Hoffman are connected by a systematic road grid, including Co Line Rd and various numbered routes like NW 1150th Rd, which illustrate the organized development of Missouri's agricultural heartland. This survey captures a moment where traditional land divisions meet modern rural infrastructure, with creeks like N Blackjack Cr and Walnut Cr continuing to shape the movement across the townships.