1937 Map of Vienna
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The winding Gasconade River dominates this landscape, its deep meanders creating a terrain of sharp ridges and isolated bottomlands like Bloom Garden and Johnson Island. Before the modernization of rural bridge networks, the river was crossed at numerous points such as Lanes Ford, Paydown Ford, and via the Bates Ferry, reflecting a river-dependent economy in the 1930s. The presence of the Vichy Airport and the Ferrill Clay Pit near Vichy indicates the gradual shift toward industrial and aviation infrastructure at the edge of the Ozark highlands.
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Editions of this 1937 Vienna Map
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