1973 Map of La Monte
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The town of La Monte serves as the primary hub on this early 1970s survey, situated along the Missouri Pacific railroad line. The landscape reflects a transition between prairie agricultural land and the wooded riparian corridors of the Blackwater River, which meanders across the northern half of the sheet. Rural social centers are sparse but significant, including the County Line Ch and the small settlement of Stokley located near the headwaters of Elk Creek. This period captures the region's established infrastructure, from the local La Monte Cem to the industrial presence of multiple pipelines cutting across the central plains. The drainage patterns of Beaverdam Creek and Brushy Creek illustrate the natural topography that shaped early land parcels and township boundaries in this portion of Pettis and Johnson Counties.
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