1933 Map of Marquand

About this map

The Castor River and Crooked Creek corridors define this 1933 topographical survey of the Missouri Ozarks borderlands, where Madison and Bollinger counties meet. The landscape is dotted with small-scale mineral extraction sites like the Starkey Mine and Cozean Mine, alongside a dense network of country schools such as Shelley Creek Sch and Allbright Sch. These features reflect a rural economy transitioning from timber and mining to more established agriculture during the early twentieth century.