1993 Map of Ste Genevieve
USGS Topo · Published 1996About this map
Ste Genevieve serves as the focal point of this survey, revealing the historical layout of one of Missouri's earliest settlements along the Mississippi River. The landscape is a complex mix of industrial activity and distinct natural features, with the extraction industry represented by the Mississippi Mine, Peerless Mine, and several quarries. The terrain shifts from the low-lying Bois Brule Bottom and Moro Island to the elevated Beckett Hills, where numerous karst features like Kohms Cave and Geller Cave are documented. Smaller settlements such as New Bourbon and Quarry Town reflect the area's distributed growth patterns. Transport and infrastructure are noted through the presence of a Landing Strip and Communication Towers, while local history is preserved at sites like Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Editions of this 1993 Ste Genevieve Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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