2012 Map of Puxico

About this map

Puxico stands as the central hub of this Missouri landscape, where the flatlands meet a network of ridges and drainage systems. The town is surrounded by smaller settlements like Asherville, Cobb, and Mingo, reflecting a distribution of rural communities connected by a dense grid of county roads. The topography is defined by distinctive features such as Devils Washboard and Fry Bluff, while the lowlands are carved by the Saint Francis River, Stanley Creek, and Mingo Creek. Genealogists and local historians can find points of interest including Clubb Cemetery, Rock Hill Cemetery, and the Reece Post Office in the southwestern corner near Dale. The area's northern reaches are marked by a series of high points like Bee Press Ridge and Sand Blow Ridge, while the eastern side features the Red Mill Hunters Entrance, suggesting the local importance of managed conservation areas and traditional land use.