
The borderlands of Ray and Carroll counties are defined here by a network of dendritic waterways cutting through the Missouri landscape. Stet sits at the intersection of State Hwy K and State Hwy JJ, serving as a focal point for the surrounding agricultural community. Further west, the small settlements of Regal and Russellville are linked by a grid of rural routes like State Hwy A and State Hwy W. The topography is shaped by the significant drainage of Wakenda Cr and its various tributaries, including Crabapple Cr and W Fork Wakenda Cr. For those researching local lineages, the Penniston Cem is located north of Stet, a quiet landmark amidst the fields. This modern survey provides a detailed view of these rural communities and the family-named roads that connect them across the county line.
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1949 Lexington West
Ray County, MO

1950 Lexington West
Ray County, MO

1957 Knoxville
Ray County, MO

1957 Millville
Ray County, MO

1957 Stet
Ray County, MO
2012 Knoxville
Ray County, MO
2012 Lexington West
Ray County, MO
2012 Millville
Ray County, MO
2012 Stet
Ray County, MO
2014 Knoxville
Ray County, MO
2015 Lexington West
Ray County, MO
2015 Millville
Ray County, MO
2015 Stet
Ray County, MO
2017 Knoxville
Ray County, MO
2017 Lexington West
Ray County, MO
2017 Millville
Ray County, MO
2017 Stet
Ray County, MO

2021 Knoxville
Ray County, MO

2021 Lexington West
Ray County, MO

2021 Millville
Ray County, MO

2021 Stet
Ray County, MO