Map of Missouri – Cities and Roads
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About the map
This Missouri map contains cities, roads, rivers and lakes. For example, St. Louis, Springfield and Kansas City are some of the major cities shown in this map of Missouri.
Missouri is situated in the central part of the United States. It borders Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Only Tennessee borders as many states as Missouri.
Missouri is the gateway to the midwest. It’s known for its prime barbecue, beer, and jazz. Its major cities are St. Louis and Branson, which is like a Las Vegas for old people.
 Missouri Map – National Map |  Missouri State in Google Maps |
State capital
Jefferson City
Major cities and towns
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St Louis Springfield Jefferson City Independence Kansas City Cape Girardeau Columbia Joplin St Charles St Joseph Lees Summit Florissant Liberty Gladstone Raytown Oakville Bethany Bolivar Bowling Green Brookfield Cameron Carrollton Carthage Chillicothe Clinton Dexter Farmington Festus Fredericktown Fulton Hannibal Harrisonville Kennett Kirksville Lebanon Macon Malden Marshall Maryville |
Mexico Moberly Monett Mountain Grove Neosho Nevada Perryville Poplar Bluff Princeton Rolla Salem Sedalia Sikeston Sullivan Trenton Warrensburg Washington West Plains Willow Springs Branson Rock Point Plattsburg Lancaster Edina Boonville Troy Warrenton Vienna Park Hills Van Buren Doniphan Houston Gainesville Ava Hermitage Osceola Butler Lamar |
Interstate highways
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Interstate-29 (I-29) Interstate-35 (I-35) Interstate-55 (I-55) |
Interstate-44 (I-44) Interstate-70 (I-70) |
Lakes, rivers and creeks
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Lake of the Ozarks Osage River Meramec River Current River Table Rock Lake Bull Shoals Lake Grand River Stockton Lake |
Harry S Truman Reservoir Norfork Lake Missouri River Mississippi River St Francis River Gasconade River Mark Twain Lake Thomas Hill Reservoir |
Landmarks in Missouri
Ozark Plateau
Taum Sauk Mountain
References
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