1969 Map of Onondaga Cave
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Onondaga Cave and Cathedral Cave anchor this 1960s study of the karst-heavy landscape where the Meramec River, Huzzah Creek, and Courtois Creek converge. The topography is defined by intricate bluff systems and numerous subterranean features, including Bat Cave, Bear Cave, and Dry Cave. Human settlements like Vilander and Scotia appear alongside rural landmarks such as Harrison Cem and the Fairview Ch. Large tracts of land are dedicated to the Huzzah State Wildlife Management Area and Clark National Forest, reflecting a landscape managed for conservation and recreation. The mapping of the Meramec River's winding course reveals the importance of river crossings, evidenced by the Campbell Bridge and the surrounding river-bottom terrain.
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Editions of this 1969 Onondaga Cave Map
3 editions found
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