1983 Map of Sedalia
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The railroad hubs of Sedalia and Warrensburg anchor this West Central Missouri landscape, illustrating a region defined by the intersection of major transit lines and the meandering courses of the Blackwater River and Lamine River. By the early 1980s, the strategic importance of Whiteman Air Force Base is clearly established between Knob Noster State Park and La Monte, while the historical rail networks of the Missouri Pacific and Missouri-Kansas-Texas lines continue to shape the distribution of smaller communities like Sweet Springs, Holden, and Odessa. Conservation areas such as the Ralph and Martha Perry Memorial State Wildlife Area and Turkey Kearn State Wildlife Area offer a look at the preserved prairie and river bottomlands. This survey captures a mix of established university towns, vital military installations, and several small settlements including Fayetteville, Columbus, and Ernestville.
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