1937 Map of Pacific
USGS Topo · Published 1937About this map
Pacific sits at the northern edge of this 1937 survey, where the St Louis-San Francisco and Missouri Pacific railroads converge near a large Gravel Plant. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Meramec River and the Big River, which carve through the dense hills of eastern Missouri. This era shows a community infrastructure built around rural education and social services, notably featuring the St Josephs Hill Infirmary, St Anns Infirmary, and a C C C Camp. The map documents numerous local landmarks such as St Stephens church and the Byrnesville Sch, alongside family-named roads like Horneker Road. The meeting of three counties—Franklin, St. Louis, and Jefferson—occurs amidst these river bends and ridges, providing a clear view of the regional topography before mid-century development.
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