1994 Map of St. Charles
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
St Charles serves as the focal point of this mid-1990s survey, situated along the western bank of the Missouri River opposite the large landmass of Bryan Island. The city's educational and religious foundations are clearly visible, featuring landmarks like Lindenwood College, Duchesne High Sch, and Emmaus Cem. The map illustrates a complex landscape of river management and industrial expansion, with a network of levees and roads on levees protecting the bottomlands. To the southeast, the urban footprint of Bridgeton and Hazelwood expands toward Natural Bridge Junction, while the development of Earth City and Champ indicates the era's significant commercial and infrastructure growth. Recreational spaces such as Kister Park and the Katy Trail follow the riverfront, contrasting with the logistical sites like St Charles Airport and several large sewage disposal ponds.
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