1984 Map of Fillmore
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
Fillmore serves as the primary hub of this Andrew County agricultural landscape, surrounded by a complex network of waterways that define the local drainage patterns. Significant water features including Owl Creek, Newland Creek, and Arapahoe Creek carve through the townships of Clay, Benton, and Jackson. This 1980s-era topographical detail highlights the rural infrastructure of the period, from the Wooden Pole Trans Line and a local Substation to several small aviation sites such as the Furst Landing Strip and another unnamed Landing Strip. Local genealogy is anchored by scattered Cemeteries and the established boundaries of Nodaway township, while the meandering course of Pedlar Creek and Lincoln Creek illustrates the undulating terrain of the Missouri countryside before late-century development shifted the land-use patterns.
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