2017 Map of Tulip

About this map

Tulip sits at the junction of the Monroe and Audrain county line, serving as a central point in this rural landscape defined by agricultural drainage systems and managed water resources. The terrain is structured by the headwaters of several streams, including Bee Br, Long Br, and the winding Scattering Br, which move through the rolling northern Missouri countryside. Managed water bodies like Cedarlane Farms Lake and Larrabee Lake indicate the local importance of land and water management for farming operations. A dense network of county and secondary roads, such as State Hwy M and State Hwy EE, connects the dispersed farmsteads, reflecting a persistent 21st-century settlement pattern that still follows the established township and range grids of the Midwest.