1940 Map of Weaubleau

About this map

Weaubleau serves as a primary hub for this southwestern Missouri landscape, situated near the border of St Clair and Hickory counties. The area is defined by a dense network of rural school districts, including Oak Grove, Kings Prairie, Burgess, and Climax, reflecting the era's localized educational structure before mid-century consolidation. The St Louis San Francisco railroad cuts through the center of the sheet, connecting the town of Gerster to the surrounding settlements. To the south, the village of Collins sits near the headwaters of Coon Creek. Natural landmarks like Boswell Bluff overlook the winding course of Weaubleau Creek, while the Robinson Cem provides a specific point of interest for genealogists researching families from the Weaubleau or Collins townships during this period.