1940 Map of Hayti
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
Pemiscot Bayou and Clay Root Bayou dominate this landscape in the Missouri Bootheel, revealing a complex drainage and transport network just before mid-century. The map meticulously documents the transition from river-bound commerce to a rail-and-road economy, evidenced by the St Louis Southwestern and St Louis-San Francisco railroads crossing the terrain. The density of small local institutions is striking, with rural centers like Braggadocio and Steele serving as hubs for numerous country schools and churches such as Friendship Sch and Oak Grove Ch.
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