1933 Map of Nevada
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Nevada serves as the focal point of this 1933 survey, appearing as a significant rail and institutional hub in Vernon County. The city is defined by its connections to the Missouri Pacific and Kansas Missouri Texas railroads, which facilitated the growth of local industry and large-scale landmarks like the Insane Asylum and St Francis Convent. Beyond the city grid, the landscape is dotted with rural education and spiritual centers, including Board Sch and Marvin Chapel, reflecting a deeply settled agricultural community.
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Editions of this 1933 Nevada Map
3 editions found
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