
Pierson Creek and the James River define the eastern edge of the Ozarks' most significant urban expansion in this 2021 survey of Greene County. The map documents the interface between the eastern suburbs of Springfield and the rolling bottomlands near Turners. For genealogists, the landscape is punctuated by numerous family-named burial grounds including Danforth Cemetery, Bodenhamer Cemetery, and the Hancock Morton Westmoreland Cemetery. The transit network shows a mix of heavy industrial infrastructure like the BNSF Railway alongside general aviation sites such as Childress Airstrip and the Flying Bar H Ranch Airport. Significant recreational and community spaces like Sequiota Park and Klinger-Cope at Rivermonte illustrate the established nature of the Galloway and Sequiota neighborhoods during the early 21st century.
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1936 Brookline
Greene County, MO

1937 Galloway
Greene County, MO

1946 Bassville
Greene County, MO

1948 Bassville
Greene County, MO

1948 Ebenezer
Greene County, MO

1948 Galloway
Greene County, MO

1960 Brookline
Greene County, MO

1960 Galloway
Greene County, MO

1961 Bassville
Greene County, MO

1961 Ebenezer
Greene County, MO

1969 Halltown NE
Greene County, MO

1996 Galloway
Greene County, MO

2021 Bassville
Greene County, MO

2021 Brookline
Greene County, MO

2021 Ebenezer
Greene County, MO

2021 Galloway
Greene County, MO

2021 Halltown NE
Greene County, MO