1924 Map of Hale
USGS Topo · Published 1924About this map
The Grand River winds through this central Missouri landscape, shaping a bottomland terrain defined by oxbow lakes and seasonal wetlands in the early 1920s. Small rural communities like Avalon and Bedford serve as anchors for a dense network of country schools, including Asper School, Hazel Green School, and Independence School, illustrating the localized educational structure of the era. The presence of the Wabash railroad and the Chicago Burlington And Quincy lines highlights the importance of rail transit in connecting these agricultural settlements to larger markets.
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Editions of this 1924 Hale Map
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Historical Maps of Hale Through Time
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