2017 Map of Sturdivant

About this map

Greenbrier and Arab anchor the northern landscape where the Upper Castor River meets the Castor River Diversion Channel. This 2017 survey reveals the complex drainage patterns of the Missouri Bootheel region, characterized by extensive wetlands like Mingo Swamp and Dark Cypress Swamp. The map documents a predominantly rural geography where small settlements such as Sturdivant, Kinder, and Eaglette are connected by a web of state highways and county roads. Notable family and local history landmarks are preserved through labels for Sturdivant Cem, Cox Cem, and Kimbrel Cem. The elevation transitions are marked by prominent features like Fears Bluff and Snake Bluff, while water management is evidenced by Pool Eight and the Cato Slough. This record captures the modern layout of these communities at the borders of Bollinger, Stoddard, and Wayne Counties.