1944 Map of Pattonsburg
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
Pattonsburg serves as a principal hub in this 1944 portrait of Northwest Missouri, situated where the Wabash railroad corridor meets the winding Grand River. This survey captures a rural landscape defined by tight-knit school districts and family-named cemeteries, reflecting a period when the agrarian economy was anchored by local post offices like the Coffey P O and Sta. The terrain is marked by numerous small-scale crossings such as the Mooney Bridge and various numbered bridges like BR 829, which navigated the many tributaries of Big Creek and Sampson Creek.
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Editions of this 1944 Pattonsburg Map
2 editions found
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