
The Missouri River and Nishnabotna River dominate this 1939 landscape where the borders of Iowa, Missouri, and Nebraska converge. A complex network of water features, including Holly Slough, Lewis Slough, and Greys Lake, illustrates the dynamic nature of the river bottomlands before mid-century channelization. The mapping of McKissock Island highlights the unique territorial boundaries created by shifts in the Missouri’s course.
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