1965 Map of Stanton
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
The Meramec River and Bourbeuse River carve deep, winding paths through this Franklin County landscape, framing a region defined by its caves and springs. Near the settlement of Stanton, the terrain is marked by notable subterranean features like Roaring Spring Cave and Bat Cave, while Twin Springs Spring feeds into the complex drainage of Twin Springs Hollow. The corridor of the St Louis-San Francisco railroad and the highway network connect the small community of Anaconda to the surrounding hills. Local history is anchored by sites such as Rock Hill Ch, Anaconda Chapel, and Green Mound Ch Cem. The eastern portion of the map highlights recreational and conservation areas, including Meramec State Park and International Friendship Park, showing the land's transition from early Mines and gravel extraction to a focus on its natural riverfront assets.
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