1990 Map of Holt

About this map

The boundary between Clinton and Clay counties cuts through this Missouri landscape, with the town of Holt serving as a central point of reference. Revised from imagery captured in the early 1990s, the map reveals a countryside defined by deep creek valleys, including the Muddy Fork and Clear Creek. The area preserves significant local heritage through landmarks like the James Farm County Park and Watkins State Park in the southeast. Numerous family and community burial grounds are documented across the terrain, from Converse Cem in the north to Fairview Cem near the southern border. Smaller settlements like Haynesville and Converse appear as established rural clusters, while the drainage patterns of New Hope Creek and Carroll Creek illustrate the natural topography that shaped the region's early road networks and farm placements.