1926 Map of Mt Sterling
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
Mt Sterling and the surrounding rural townships of Brown and Pike counties are defined by a dense network of early 20th-century country schools and small agrarian hamlets. The landscape is deeply dissected by the McKee Creek system, where crossings like Shinnebarger Bridge and Wilson Ford provided vital connections between isolated farming communities. The Wabash RR corridor in the northeast corner serves as the primary industrial link, contrasting with the more remote western sections like Kellerville and Fishhook.
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Editions of this 1926 Mt Sterling Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
Historical Maps of Mount Sterling Through Time
15 maps found
1926 Mt Sterling
Brown County, IL
1929 Mt. Sterling
Brown County, IL
1980 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
1981 Lake Mt. Sterling
Brown County, IL
1981 Mt Sterling
Brown County, IL
2012 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
2012 Lake Mount Sterling
Brown County, IL
2015 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
2015 Lake Mount Sterling
Brown County, IL
2018 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
2018 Lake Mount Sterling
Brown County, IL
2021 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
2021 Lake Mount Sterling
Brown County, IL
2024 Cooperstown
Brown County, IL
2024 Lake Mount Sterling
Brown County, IL