2015 Map of Koshkonong

About this map

Koshkonong serves as the primary hub of this Missouri landscape, situated where the BNSF Railway cuts through the borderlands of Howell and Oregon counties. The town's grid, including Bingham St and Luyster St, sits just south of the Koshkonong Cemetery. This topography is defined by its karst-like features, most notably the Grand Gulf and the Grand Gulf Natural Bridge, which represent a significant geological point of interest south of the town center. The surrounding countryside is deeply etched by a network of drainage hollows and creeks, including Harmon Hollow, Red Ranch Hollow, and the winding Myatt Cr. For those researching local family history, the map preserves the location of smaller sites like Koellings Graveyard and Sherry Hollow, alongside rural routes like Mo-F and Mo-W that connect these remote homesteads and valleys.