2018 Map of Grafton
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The confluence of the Illinois River and Mississippi River creates a complex landscape of islands, chutes, and ridges along the Illinois-Missouri border. The town of Grafton sits on the northern bank, where narrow valleys like Distillery Hollow and Mason Hollow cut through the high ground of River Ridge. To the south, across the water, the Missouri side transitions into the low-lying wetlands of Marais Temps Clair and the flat agricultural lands around Orchard Farm. This area is defined by its maritime and aviation infrastructure, from the Grafton Ferry crossing to the St Charles County Smartt Airport and various private airstrips.
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