
The Niangua River carves a winding path through this portion of Dallas County, creating a landscape defined by dramatic river bluffs such as Kehler Bluff, Hildebrand Bluff, and Bramwell Bluff. The settlement of Windyville serves as a central point, supported by community institutions like the Windyville Church and Hildebrand Church. Genealogists will find a high density of family burial sites scattered throughout the rural landscape, including the Scrivner, Hildebrand, and Phillips cemeteries, providing a clear picture of local family lineage in the early 1980s. Recreation and conservation are evident in the western reaches at Hackler Ford State Forest and along the river at the Moon Valley Access Point. The map also documents essential infrastructure such as a significant pipeline corridor crossing the southern half of the quadrangle near Cedar Ridge.
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27 maps found

1939 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1942 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1960 Tunas
Dallas County, MO

1961 Charity
Dallas County, MO

1982 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO

1982 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1982 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2011 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2011 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2011 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2011 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2012 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2015 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2015 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2015 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2015 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2015 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2017 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2017 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2017 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2017 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2017 Windyville
Dallas County, MO

2021 Charity
Dallas County, MO

2021 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO

2021 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

2021 Tunas
Dallas County, MO

2021 Windyville
Dallas County, MO