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Missouri residents and visitors have always found the state to be rich in water, soil, and mineral resources. Historic maps help us remember the value of conserving these resources, while reminding us how these resources shape today's agricultural, industrial, and recreational opportunities.
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Missouri rivers provide fun and food
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A canoeist in 1921 could use this map to discover caves and springs, as well as find houses along the river that served lunch.
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Missouri geology
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Missouri's rock formations impact on water, mineral, and land resources. This 1872 map makes it easy to visualize differences in geological settings.
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Rich mining resources in Missouri
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In the years following the Civil War, Missouri's mining industry grew. This map, created in 1874, shows the lead and coal mines in Jasper and Newton counties.
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