2017 Map of New Haven

About this map

The Missouri River serves as the northern boundary of this Franklin County landscape, where the town of New Haven sits along the southern bank. Below the river bluffs, the terrain transitions into a dense network of creek valleys, including Boeuf Creek and Bucklick Cr, which define the agricultural layout of the region. This 2017 survey reveals a deeply rooted rural community, marked by a high density of family and church burial grounds such as Saint Peter Cem, Nauser Cem, and Alder Cem. The settlement pattern follows high ground between the drainage of Big Berger Creek and Little Boeuf Cr, with small historic hubs like Kiel, Lyon, and Campbellton serving as local anchors. Notable landmarks like Enoch Knob and Struebbes Lake provide distinct geographic points of reference within this traditional Missouri river hills environment.