2011 Map of Nashville

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Nashville anchors the southwestern corner of this southwestern Missouri landscape, where the rural grid of Barton County meets a network of slow-moving waterways. The terrain is defined by the convergence of several streams, including the Little North Fork and the meandering West Fork River to the north, which give way to Duval Creek and Murphy Creek in the south. This area is characterized by a high density of local thoroughfares, many named according to their position in the regional grid, such as SW 30th Rd and SW 80th Ln. Settlement is sparse outside of the primary town, with the community of Duval situated along a straight east-west corridor in the southeast. For those researching family history in the region, the Pierce Cemetery is a prominent landmark located west of the central meridian, serving as a quiet focal point in this agricultural expanse.