
The Bourbeuse River carves a winding path through this portion of the Ozark Plateau, where the boundary between Maries and Phelps Counties divides a landscape defined by small-scale agriculture and deep-rooted family homesteads. The small settlement of Safe serves as a central point in a territory heavily marked by its genealogical sites, including the Broadway Baptist Church Cemetery and numerous private burial grounds such as Dillon Cemetery and Sewell Cemetery. These locations, often situated on high ground overlooking tributaries like Lanes Fork or Coppedge Creek, point to the generations of families who have worked this land. Toward the southern edge, the map captures the northern outskirts of St. James, where the terrain begins to transition from the rural river bottoms toward the more developed crossroads of the region.
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18 maps found

1948 Tavern
Maries County, MO

1950 Tavern
Maries County, MO

1962 High Gate
Maries County, MO

1962 Safe
Maries County, MO

1980 Nagogami Lodge
Maries County, MO

1980 Vichy
Maries County, MO

1981 Paydown
Maries County, MO

1987 Big Bend
Maries County, MO

1987 Brinktown
Maries County, MO

1987 Van Cleve
Maries County, MO

2021 Big Bend
Maries County, MO

2021 Brinktown
Maries County, MO

2021 High Gate
Maries County, MO

2021 Nagogami Lodge
Maries County, MO

2021 Paydown
Maries County, MO

2021 Safe
Maries County, MO

2021 Van Cleve
Maries County, MO

2021 Vichy
Maries County, MO