2015 Map of Nind

About this map

Cheeseman Cemetery and Hall Cemetery stand as quiet landmarks in the northern reaches of this Missouri landscape, which sits at the intersection of Adair, Sullivan, Linn, and Macon counties. The topography is defined by the drainages of the Mussel Fork and its tributary Little Mussel Cr, which weave through a network of ridge-top trails and rural roads. The tiny settlements of Loeffler and Nind are connected by namesake paths like Loeffler Store Trl, reflecting a localized transportation pattern where ridges dictate the movement between farmsteads and small community centers. To the south, the Worley Cemetery and features like Montgomery Woods Trl suggest a long-established rural layout. This survey captures a specific moment in the mid-2010s where modern naming conventions for recreational or access trails, such as Whimsy Trl and Doc Angus TRL, coexist with traditional family-named landmarks and historical watercourses like Little Walnut Cr.