2017 Map of Hannibal West
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The western outskirts of Hannibal transition from established urban neighborhoods into the varied landscape of northeastern Missouri. Along the eastern edge, the Hannibal-LaGrange University campus and residential developments like Coll Heights sit near the river bluffs. Moving west, the terrain is shaped by the complex hydrology of Bear Creek and its many tributaries, including Little Bear Creek and Minnow Branch. This network of waterways historically influenced settlement patterns at Withers Mill and White Bear, while contemporary land use is represented by the Hannibal Regional Airport and several large reservoirs like Charles Ransdell Lake and Bowmans Lake. The map details a significant concentration of local heritage sites, including the Saint Marys Cemetery, Mount Zion Cemetery, and Grand View Burial Park, alongside major transportation arteries like the Bnsf RR and US Highway 36.
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