2015 Map of Union

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The Bourbeuse River snakes through the southern reaches of this Franklin County landscape, while the city of Union serves as the focal point for settlement and transportation. This mid-2010s survey reveals a dense concentration of historical burial grounds and religious sites, such as the United Church of Christ Cemetery and Saint Pauls Cemetery, reflecting the deep-rooted community history of the area. The northern terrain is defined by several watercourses including Saint Johns Creek and Whisky Creek, while the Union Pacific railroad corridor underscores the region's enduring role as a transit hub. Moving outward from the center, the landscape transitions into the small communities of Krakow, Jeffriesburg, and Neier, which are connected by a network of rural routes like Jeffriesburg Road. Notable local landmarks like the Zion School and the Post Office highlight the established social infrastructure of this Missouri region.