2012 Map of Powersville
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Powersville serves as the central hub of this northern Missouri landscape, situated near the Iowa border where a complex network of tributaries feed into Medicine Creek. The surrounding rural area is punctuated by small settlements and historic burial grounds, including Wyreka to the east and Galesburg to the south. The drainage patterns of the Middle Fork Medicine Creek, East Fork Medicine Creek, and West Fork Medicine Creek define the agricultural layout, with roads like Davis Rd and Cedar Rd following the high ground between these waterways. For family historians, the distribution of local landmarks like Edmond Cemetery, Banta Cemetery, and Medicineville Cemetery offers a detailed view of the community's ancestral footprint across Putnam County.
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