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In 1851, the full-scale construction of railroads in Missouri began, and in the year 1865, the Union Pacific Railroad extended up near Kansas City. The St. Joseph and Hannibal Railroads facilitated the connection to Kansas City via a bridge in 1869. By opting for a train travel, newcomers to the state can get a fair idea of Missouri’s railway history, and may find a complete overview of the state's extensive track routes provided in the Missouri Railway Map.
Locations on the Map
MAJOR TOWNS:
Jefferson City, St. Louis, Springfield
OTHER TOWNS/CITIES:
Craig, Bethany, Unionville, Lancaster, Memphis, St. Joseph, Trenton, Princeton, Kirksville, Canton, Chillicothe, Brookfield, Monroe City, Cameron, Excelsior Springs, Carrollton, Brunswick, Macon, Paris, Moberly, Mexico, Hannibal, Waverly, Marshall, Boonville, St. Charles, Columbia, Fulton, Warrensburg, Sedalia, Warsaw, Eldon, Eldorado Springs, Nevada, Lamar, Bolivar, Buffalo, Camdenton, Lebanon, Mountain Grove, Neosho, Monett, Cassville, Ava, Gainesville, Branson, Mansfield, West Pains, Thayer, Willow Springs, Alton, Rolla, Park Hills, Perryville, Jackson, Caper Girardeau, Sikeston, Poplar Bluff, Dexter, New Madrid, Hayti
NEIGHBORING STATES:
Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas
