Neosho, Missouri, 1:100,000-Scale Quadrangle

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Landmarks within this quadrangle

Afton High School (School)
Afton Station (Commercial building)
Avon Courts (Hotel)
Bartholic Spring (Spring)
Bartkoski Spring (Spring)
Bassett's Food Store (Commercial building)
Big Spring North (Spring)
Big Spring South (Spring)
Birch Spring (Spring)
Boy Scout Spring (Spring)
Camp Beaver Spring (Spring)
Cartmell, Missouri (Placename)
Cave Spring (Spring)
Chester, Missouri (Placename)
Cities Service Station (Service station)
Coleman Theatre (Theater)
Commerce Building/Hancock Building (Bank)
Commerce, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Conoco Service Station (Service station)
Corey House/Hotel (Hotel)
Dairy King Marathon Station (Service station)
Dawes, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Dobson Family House (House)
Douthat, Oklahoma (Populated place)
El Paso, Missouri (Placename)
Elm Spring (Spring)
Enterprise, Missouri (Placename)
Evans Spring (Spring)
First Battle of Newtonia Historic District (Military cemetery)
Flick Theater (Theater)
George L. Coleman Sr., House (House)
George Washington Carver National Monument (House)
Gibson Spring (Spring)
Grangeville, Missouri (Placename)
Gray Garage and Service Center (Service station)
Hawkins Spring #1 (Spring)
Hawkins Spring #2 (Spring)
Hearrell Spring (Spring)
Hobo Spring (Spring)
Hockerville, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Horse Creek Bridge (Bridge)
John Patrick McNaughton Barn (Barn)
Jolly Mill (Mill)
Kelly Spring (Spring)
Lawrence County Bank Building (Bank)
Lentz-Carter Merchandise Store (Commercial building)
Mathew H. Ritchey House (House)
McMahan Spring (Spring)
Miami Downtown Historic District (District)
Miami Gateway Portico (Miscellaneous)
Miami Marathon Oil Company Service Station (Service station)
Miami Original Nine-Foot Section of Route 66 Roadbed (Road)
Mickey Mantle boyhood home (House)
Modoc Mission Church and Cemetery (Church)
Narcissa D-X Gas Station (Commercial building)
Narcissa, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Narcissa, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Neosho Commercial Historic District (District)
Neosho High School (School)
Newstead, Missouri (Placename)
Ogeechee, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Ottawa County Courthouse (Courthouse)
Ottawa, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Ozark Trout Farm Spring (Spring)
Palmer Hotel (Hotel)
Peoria Indian School (School)
Peoria Tribal Cemetery (Cemetery)
Picher, Oklahoma (Ghost town)
Pierce City Fire Station, Courthouse and Jail (Courthouse)
Polson Cemetery (Military cemetery)
Powell Bridge (Bridge)
Quapaw, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Quinn, Missouri (Placename)
Rainbow Spring (Spring)
Riviera Courts--Motel (Hotel)
Second Baptist Church (Church)
Second Battle of Newtonia Site (Battle site)
Tri-State Zinc and Lead Ore Producers Association Office (Commercial building)
Turkey Ford, Oklahoma (Populated place)
Wallace Spring (Spring)
Waylan's Ku-Ku Hamburgers (Commercial building)
Wheaton Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad Depot (Railroad depot)
Zincville, Oklahoma (Populated place)