1953 Map of Grand Pass
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
The Missouri River defines the northern edge of this landscape, its path constrained by a complex system of levees as it separates Saline, Lafayette, and Carroll Counties. Just south of the floodplain, the settlement of Grand Pass sits elevated on a distinctive ridge, serving as a historic transit point. This topography is mirrored to the south by the Elmwood region and the community of Mt Leonard. The transport network of the early 1950s is clearly visible, with the Missouri Pacific and G M & O railroads cutting through the terrain to support the local agricultural economy.
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Editions of this 1953 Grand Pass Map
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Historical Maps of Mount Leonard Through Time
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