1998 Map of Webster Groves

About this map

The Mississippi River defines the eastern boundary of this highly developed suburban corridor during the late 1990s. The landscape is characterized by a dense residential and commercial street grid that fills the spaces between natural drainage systems like Deer Creek and Gravois Creek. While the physical terrain was largely fixed by the mid-20th century, this 1998 revision illustrates the intense maturation of the St. Louis metropolitan area. The map shows the dense concentration of infrastructure typical of this era, where older township and range lines like T 45 N T 44 N and R 6 E persist beneath the modern urban fabric. This survey is particularly useful for tracking the evolution of neighborhood boundaries and local waterways as they were integrated into the 20th-century built environment.