1969 Map of Wyatt
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The confluence of the Mississippi River and the Ohio River dominates this landscape where Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky meet. The map documents a critical hydrologic and transit corridor defined by an extensive Levee system protecting low-lying agricultural lands like Tywappity. Small community centers such as Wyatt and Wilson City are situated inland, while Birds Point sits at the strategic bend of the river. The rail infrastructure of the era is prominent, featuring lines like the St Louis Southwestern and the Illinois Central, alongside traces of an Old Railroad Grade.
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