2012 Map of Nelsonville

About this map

Nelsonville serves as the central hub of this landscape, situated at the intersection of several county roads that thread through the rural Northeast Missouri countryside. The drainage patterns are a defining characteristic of the area, as the South Fabius River and several significant tributaries, including Troublesome Creek and Long Branch, carve through the terrain. The map records the placement of small rural communities like Argola and Sigsbee, which alongside the Methodist Cemetery, offer important reference points for genealogists and local historians documenting family land tracts. Of particular interest is the Haycraft Bridge, a specific landmark spanning the waters of Troublesome Creek. The map details an extensive network of local routes, such as Co RD-107 and Co RD-248, illustrating the modern connectivity of this primarily agricultural region during the early twenty-first century.