Topographic map g20 in area of St. Louis, Dallas, Fort Worth
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Type: US military Scale: 1:1 000 000 Language: English Map year: 1989 Size: 16Mb Dimensions: 7085x4975px Added: 12 January 2015 Reduced fragment of topographic map is displayed on the left.
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List of geographical objects on topographic map
Rivers: White, N. Canadian, St. Francis, Bayou Bartholomew, Ouachita, Tombigbee, Black, Gasconade, Neosho, Duck, Kansas, Salt Fork, Bayou Macon, Marais Des Cygnes, Big Black, Red, Verdigris, Saline, Cache, Sabine, Little Wabash, Big Sunflower, Current, Tallahatchie, Meramec, Hatchie, Kaskaskia, Little, Black Warrior, Embarras, Yazoo, Red, Rattlesnake Cr., Solomon, Wichita, Fourche La Fave, Saline, Cumberland, Sipsey
Large lakes (500-1000 km2): Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, Wheeler Lake, Pickwick Lake
Large Lakes (250-500 km2): Eufaula Lake, Lake Texoma, Lake Of The Ozarks, Bull Shoals Lake, Harry S. Truman Reservoir, Robert S. Kerr Lake
Major rivers: Arkansas
Large Lakes (100-250 km2): Lake Ouachita, Table Rock Lake, Grand Lake O' The Cherokees, Lake Tawakoni, Greers Ferry Lake
City (100-200 thousand of inhabitants): Kansas City, Florence, Clarksville, Longview, Joplin, Garland, Fayetteville, Springfield, Columbia, Decatur, Jackson, Tuscaloosa, Irving, Decatur, Mesquite, Plano, Tyler, Fort Smith, Topeka, Wichita Falls, Independence, Lawton, Abilene, Overland Park
Settlements (2-5 thousand of inhabitants): Memphis, Blue Eye, Ardmore, Junction City
Small cities (20-50 thousand of inhabitants): Texarkana
Large cities (2-5 millions of inhabitants): St. Louis, Dallas
Large cities (1-2 millions of inhabitants): Fort Worth
Cities (0.5-1 millions of inhabitants): Little Rock, Tulsa, Birmingham, Oklahoma City, Indianapolis
Cities (200-500 thousand of inhabitants): Springfield, Evansville, Shreveport, Montgomery, Nashville, Arlington, Wichita, Huntsville
