2012 Map of Hunnewell

About this map

Hunnewell serves as the primary hub of this eastern Missouri landscape, where local agriculture meets a network of vital waterways. The town's grid sits just south of Hunnewell Lake, while the smaller settlement of Sharpsburg lies to the east near the Sharpsburg Branch. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the South Fork North River, which is joined by numerous tributaries including Browne Branch, Sherry Branch, and Pee Dee Creek. Local history is anchored by sites like How Cemetery and the notable Deer Lick landmark. To the south, the drainage of Indian Creek and Little Indian Creek shapes the lower quadrangle, while Lyell Airport provides a small aviation footprint in this largely rural expanse near Monroe Lake.