1974 Map of Seligman
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The St Louis-San Francisco railroad serves as the central artery for this mid-1970s study of the Missouri-Arkansas border region. The settlements of Washburn and Seligman anchor the rail line, surrounded by a landscape defined by sharp transitions from the Flat Creek lowlands to the elevated terrain of Oakleigh Mountain and Lennox Mountain. Evidence of early community life is preserved through numerous family and country burial grounds, including the Washburn Prairie Cem, Riley Cem, and King Cem. To the east, the Mark Twain National Forest encompasses the high ground of Long Hollow and Ridge. The map provides a high level of detail for genealogists, identifying rural landmarks such as Salem Ch, Corinth Ch, and the secluded McCann Cave near the Arkansas state line.
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