2011 Map of Springfield

About this map

Springfield's dense urban grid is defined by a complex network of waterways, including Jordan Creek and the many branches of Wilsons Creek. This 2011 survey documents the city during a period of established growth, highlighting the concentration of medical and educational institutions such as the US Medical Ctr and Southwest Missouri State University. The cartography reveals a landscape where modern commercial hubs like the Battlefield Mall coexist with numerous burial grounds, including the Springfield National Cemetery and Saint Marys Cemetery. Along the eastern edge, the Chadwick Junction and Downtown Airport mark key transport and infrastructure points. The natural topography is visible in the southwestern corner near Battlefield, where features like the Oval Sink indicate the underlying karst geology of the Greene County region.