2012 Map of Waverly
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Missouri River dominates this landscape, carving a series of deep loops known as Moberly Bend, Hodge Bend, and Waverly Bend as it flows past the town of Waverly. The town's grid is established along the southern bank, north of the Old Santa Fe Trl, which suggests the area's deep roots in westward migration. Agricultural land management is evident through numerous water control structures, including the Erdman Lake Dam and Jones Lake Dam, which dot the drainage basins of the Salt Fork and Willow Branch.
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