
The northern Sullivan County settlements of Pollock and Boynton define this rural landscape, situated along a network of state highways and gravel roads. This 2021 survey shows a terrain carved by the E Locust Cr and W Yellow Cr, where family and community history is preserved in numerous upland burial sites. Genealogists will find many significant landmarks, including Scobee Cem, Pollock Cem, and Campbell Cem in the northern half, while Hamilton Cem and Holiday Cem serve the southern sections. The map reveals the persistence of small-town centers amidst an intricate system of rural routes like Kentucky Rd and State Hwy M. These named features provide a clear look at the enduring community structure and geographic layout of north-central Missouri.
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