
The Missouri River bisects this late nineteenth-century landscape, carving a wide valley between the bluff-top settlements of Lexington and Richmond. This reconnaissance survey highlights a critical era of transition as the Missouri River Compiled from Surveys made in 1879 by the Engineer Corps U.S. Army is integrated into the topographic study. The river corridor is complex, featuring prominent landforms like Lexington Island and Wolf Island tucked between shifting banks near Wellington.
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