Abstract: Topographic map interpretation methods are used to interpret East Fork Grand River-Thompson River drainage divide area landform origins in Worth, Gentry, and Harrison Counties, Missouri. The East Fork Grand River-Thompson River drainage divide area consists of multiple drainage divides between several narrow and elongate south-oriented Grand River tributary drainage basins. The East Fork Grand […]
Abstract: Topographic map interpretation methods are used to interpret landform origins in the Thompson River-Medicine Creek drainage divide area located in Mercer, Grundy, and Livingston Counties, Missouri. The Thompson River and Medicine Creek are south-oriented drainage routes, which flow from southern Iowa across Mercer and Grundy Counties, Missouri to join the southeast-oriented Grand River in […]
Abstract: Topographic map interpretation methods are used to interpret Medicine Creek-Locust Creek drainage divide area landform origins in Putnam, Sullivan, and Linn Counties, Missouri. Medicine Creek and Locust Creek are streams originating in southern Iowa and flowing in a south direction across Putnam, Sullivan, and Linn Counties, Missouri (in that order) to join the southeast […]
Abstract: Topographic map interpretation methods are used to interpret landform origins in the Grand River-Chariton River drainage divide area located in Chariton County, Missouri. The Grand River and Chariton River are south-oriented tributaries flowing to the southeast-oriented Missouri River with the Grand River located west of the Chariton River. Mussel Fork is a south-oriented Chariton […]
Abstract: Topographic map evidence is used to interpret Locust Creek-Chariton River drainage divide area landform origins in Linn, Macon, Sullivan, Adair, and Putnam Counties, Missouri. Locust Creek is a stream which originates in southern Iowa, just north of the Missouri state line, and which flows in a south direction across western Putnam County, west-central Sullivan […]
Abstract: Topographic map evidence is used to interpret landform origins in the Little Chariton River-Missouri River drainage divide area located in Chariton, Randolph, and Howard Counties, Missouri. The Missouri River flows in a south and east-southeast direction along the study region’s western and southern boundary. The Little Chariton River is a south oriented tributary to the […]
Abstract: Topographic map interpretation methods are used to interpret landform origins in the Chariton River-Mississippi River drainage divide area located in Schuyler, Adair, and Macon Counties, Missouri. The Chariton River flows in a south direction along the study region western boundary and south of the study region joins the southeast and east oriented Missouri River. […]
Abstract: This essay uses topographic map interpretation methods to determine landform origins in the Elk Fork Salt River-Missouri River drainage divide area located in Randolph, Audrain, and Boone Counties, Missouri. The Elk Fork Salt River is an east-oriented tributary to the east-oriented Salt River, which flows to the south oriented Mississippi River, and is located north of […]
Abstract: Topographic map evidence is used to interpret landform origins in the South Fork Salt River-Missouri River drainage divide area located in Audrain and Callaway Counties, Missouri. Audrain County is located north of Callaway County and the Missouri River flows in an east direction along the Callaway County southern border. Callaway County is almost completely […]
Abstract: Topographic map evidence is used to interpret landform origins in the West Fork Cuivre River-Missouri River drainage divide area located in Audrain, Callaway, Montgomery, and Warren Counties, Missouri. The Missouri River flows in an east direction and forms the southern border of Callaway (west), Montgomery, and Warren (east) Counties with Audrain County being located […]
