1984 Map of Osgood

About this map

Medicine Creek winds through the heart of this North Missouri landscape, tracing a north-south path that defines the local topography and drainage patterns. The map centers on the small rural settlements of Osgood and Humphreys, providing a clear look at their grid layouts and structural density in the early 1980s. This survey captures the transition between the agricultural uplands and the river bottomlands, with the Grundy County and Sullivan County border running along the western edge. Notable township divisions like Liberty, Bowman, and Myers are clearly delineated, offering essential reference points for researchers studying land ownership and civil boundaries. Smaller tributaries, including Muddy Creek and the western reaches of Locust Creek, further detail the drainage network that historically shaped the settlement patterns of this farming region.