1961 Map of Nashua

About this map

Nashua sits at the center of this Missouri landscape where the expanding Kansas City City Boundary meets the rural townships of Gallatin and Platte. The terrain is defined by the branching waters of Shoal Creek and its tributaries, such as East Fork Shoal Creek, which cut through the ridges north of Gashland. This mid-century record highlights the transition from agricultural land to suburban footprint, noting a Drive-in Theater and the Radio Towers (WCMO) alongside traditional landmarks like Mt Olivet Ch and the Gordon Sch.