1954 Map of St. Charles
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The Missouri River serves as the central artery on this map, dividing St Charles from the expanding suburbs of Bridgeton and Robertson. This 1974 photorevision highlights a period of significant growth, with new residential developments and the Mark Twain Expressway altering the landscape. Institutional history is prominent in the city of St. Charles, featuring Lindenwood College, Sacred Heart Academy, and Immanuel Sch. North of the city, the land transitions to the floodplains of Portage Des Sioux, where the Burlington Northern railroad cuts through the flats near Blase and Boschertown. The presence of the Levee and large river features like Bryan Island underscore the ongoing effort to manage the river’s path against the encroaching urban sprawl.
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Editions of this 1954 St. Charles Map
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