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Title: Missouri River Hydrographic Survey: Randolph Bend
Description: Map of the Randolph Bend of the Missouri River, in Clay County and Jackson County, Missouri. Soundings across the width of the river are listed at every tenth of a mile. Topographic features such as dikes, revetments, loading docks, boat ramps, railroad lines are indicated, as well as major industrial sites along the river.
Date: 1971
Object Type: Map

Title: Missouri River Hydrographic Survey: Big Blue Bend
Description: Map of the Big Blue Bend of the Missouri River, primarily in Clay County, Missouri. Soundings across the width of the river are listed at every tenth of a mile. Topographic features such as dikes, revetments, loading docks, railroad lines are indicated, as well as major industrial sites along the river.
Date: 1971
Object Type: Map

Title: Missouri River: Mouth to Rulo
Description: Stretch of the Missouri River between Leavenworth Bend and Pope Bend, showing principal topographic features within the alluvial valley. Contour intervals of 5 feet in the flood plain and 25 feet on the valley walls are indicated. Shows creeks, the Platte River, Horseshoe Lake, Stigers (Delaware) Island, levees, dikes, railroad lines, the Kansas towns of Lansing and South Leavenworth, and the Missouri towns of Farley and Waldron.
Date: 1946/1947
Object Type: Map

Title: Missouri River: Mouth to Rulo
Description: Map of a stretch of the Missouri River between Quindaro Bend and Wayne City Bend, showing the principal topographic features within the alluvial valley. Contour intervals of 5 feet in the flood plain and 25 feet on the valley walls are indicated. Shows railroad yards around the Kansas River Bend and the Kansas City Reach, as well as levees, dikes, and railroad lines. The Missouri towns of North Kansas City, Avondale, Randolph, Minneville, Birmingham, and Sugar Creek are in evidence, along with Kansas City, Kansas.
Date: 1946/1947
Object Type: Map

Title: Misssouri River: Mouth to Rulo
Description: Stretch of the Missouri River between Pope Bend and Quindaro Bend, showing principal topographic features within the alluvial valley. Contour intervals of 5 feet in the flood plain and 25 feet on the valley walls are indicated. Shows creeks, Wyandotte Lake, dikes, levees, railroad lines, the Kansas towns of Wolcott, Pomeroy, and Kansas City, and the Missouri town of Parkville.
Date: 1946/1947
Object Type: Map

Title: Platte City Quadrangle
Description: Detailed topographical map of an area west and north of Kansas City, in Platte County, Missouri. Beverly, Platte City, Farley and East Leavenworth are the towns indicated. Some of the bodies of water in evidence are the Missouri River, Mud Lake, Roberts Lake and Horseshoe Lake. Roads of various grades are included, as well as railroad lines and bridges. Churches, schools, and cemeteries are as follows: Todd Cemetery, Brown Cemetery, Hackberry School, Bain Cemetery, Eldorado School, Green Cemetery, Fox Cemetery, Hickory Grove Church, Farley Cemetery, Lanter School, Jewett Cemetery, Elm Grove Church, Hillsboro Church, Heath Cemetery, Moore School.
Date: 1950
Object Type: Map

Title: Lee's Summit Quadrangle
Description: Topographical map of an area immediately to the south and east of Kansas City, and including the southeast corner of Kansas City and the south portion of Raytown. Railroad lines, roads, schools and churches are in evidence, as well as Unity Village, Little Blue,Knobtown, Vale, Lee's Summit and South Lee. The following cemeteries are indicated: Floral Hills Cemetery, Mt. Olive Cemetery, Oliver Cemetery, and Ganzer Cemetery.
Date: 1957
Object Type: Map

Title: Lee's Summit
Description: Topographical map of an area immediately to the south and east of Kansas City. Bodies of water included are Wildwood Lakes, Military Lake, Unity Lake and the Little Blue River. Railroad lines, roads of various grades, and schools are in evidence, as well as the towns of Little Blue, Knobtown, Vale, Lee's Summit and South Lee.
Date: 1949
Object Type: Map

Title: Camden Quadrangle
Description: Detailed topographical map of an area east of Jackson County on the Missouri River showing the following Ray County towns: Orrick, Albany, Fleming, Camden Junction, Camden. Napoleon and Waterloo are the Lafayette County towns indicated. Also in evidence are Barsher Cemetery, South Point Cemetery, Lewis Cemetery, Cravens Cemetery, Big Lake, Ralph Lake, Tibs Lake, as well as various mine dumps, swamps, creeks, roads, railroad lines, and schools.
Date: 1951
Object Type: Map

Title: Omaha and Vicinity
Description: Topographical map of an area on the Missouri River which includes Omaha, Nebraska and Council Bluffs, Iowa. Railroad lines, electric railroad lines, streams and lakes are indicated. The following towns are shown: Briggs, Debolt, Irvington, East Irvington, Florence, Omaha, Avery, Portal, Papillion, Gilmore, Bellevue, Fort Crook, Richfield, La Platte, Oreapolis, Plattsmouth (all in Nebraska) and Crescent, Council Bluffs, Island Park, Manawa Lake, Manhattan Beach, Folsom, Pacific, Pacific Junction and Sharpsburg (in Iowa). Counties represented are Douglas County, Sarpy County, Cass County in Nebraska as well as Pottawattamie County and Mills County in Iowa. A portion of the Platte River is in evidence.
Date: 1898
Object Type: Map

Title: Liberty Quadrangle
Description: Topographical map which features the southern portion of the town of Liberty and a section of the Missouri River. Other towns and landmarks depicted are Claycomo, Ravenna Gardens, Glenaire, White Hall Fields, Urban Lake, Odd Fellows Home, Helping Hand Farm, Randolph, Minneville, Birmingham, the Birmingham Drainage District Levee, Federal Transient Camp, Arsenal Hill, Cement City, and Courtney. Creeks, roads, railroad lines, schools and cemeteries are in evidence.
Date: 1935
Object Type: Map

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