2011 Map of Galloway

About this map

The James River snakes through the eastern edges of Springfield, Missouri, anchoring a landscape where suburban expansion meets rural history. This survey captures a dense network of local landmarks, including the historic Kinser Bridge and a notable concentration of family and community burial grounds such as Westmoreland Cemetery, Bodenhamer Cemetery, and Pursley Cemetery. Small settlements like Mumford, Turners, and Galloway are visible amidst a rapidly growing road grid, while aviation history is represented by the Downtown Airport and the Flying Bar H Ranch Airport to the east. Water management and recreation are central to the area's character, evidenced by Lake Springfield, the Leo Journagan Lake Dam, and the Ford Lake Dam on Pierson Creek. The transition from the urban core of Springfield to the quieter reaches of Big Hollow illustrates the evolving footprint of Greene County at the start of the 2010s.