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Map of the Proposed Boundaries of Fort Leonard Wood

Map of the Proposed Boundaries of Fort Leonard Wood
Accession Number
M186
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Cartographer
Road and Resources Survey of Pulaski County, Missouri. Published in the "Pulaski County Democrat," Waynesville, MO. Pencil Markings: Unknown.
Keywords
Cities and towns
Military bases
Photo Color
Color
Physical Size
21 1/2 X 15 inches
Related Collection (Plain)
Harry S. Truman Papers as U.S. Senator and Vice President
Restrictions
Unrestricted
Scale
2 inches = 4 miles
TIF Identifier
M186.tif
Rights

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Credit: Road and Resources Survey of Pulaski County, Missouri. Published in the "Pulaski County Democrat," Waynesville, MO. Pencil Markings: Unknown.

Courtesy Harry S. Truman Library & Museum, Independence, Missouri.

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Description

A map of Pulaski County, Missouri. The map shows roads, schools, gates, caves, lakes, tourist camps and resorts, churches, blocked roads, sinks, springs, airway beacons, and other points of interest. Also included are tables describing the type and number of tourist accommodations, a description of large caves, the locations of scenic and recreational areas, and a description of the maximum flow of large springs. Red pencil markings outline the proposed boundaries of Fort Leonard Wood. The back of this piece contains unrelated articles. Handwriting on the back reads: "Senatorial Papers of H.S. Truman. Folder: Fort Leonard Wood. Ltr.: January 21, 1941."

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