1986 Map of Neosho
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
Neosho serves as a central hub in this mid-1980s look at the tri-state border region where Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas meet. The map documents a landscape defined by both industrial history and water-based recreation, prominently featuring the Grand Lake O' The Cherokees and the Neosho River valley. To the west, the intensive legacy of the Tri-State Mining District is visible near Picher and Cardin, where Lead and Zinc Mines are noted on the landscape. This era captures the region prior to major environmental remediation efforts in these mining communities. Cultural landmarks such as the George Washington Carver National Monument and Crowder College are shown alongside a dense network of country churches and cemeteries like Bethpage Ch and the IOOF Cem, providing essential details for local history and genealogical research.
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Editions of this 1986 Neosho Map
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