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Community

Arbela

Verified against U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Place by County Table for Missouri.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026
Community

Granger

Verified against U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Place by County Table for Missouri.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026
Document

Keokuk and Western Railroad bond controversy in Scotland County

SHSMO place-name research records a long legal fight over railroad bonds connected with the Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska / Keokuk and Western line. The record notes the bonds were challenged because the issue was said not to have been sanctioned by a vote of the people, followed by later federal-court rulings and state supreme-court litigation. This is a useful participation-and-infrastructure record showing how public consent, debt and transportation development collided.

Source Verified · State Historical Society of MissouriJan 1, 1876
Community

Memphis

Verified automatically against U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026
Document

Memphis Reveille historic newspaper collection

Missouri Digital Heritage documents the Memphis Reveille beginning September 9, 1865 and provides digitized issues from 1865-1869 and 1873-1877, creating a direct source for Scotland County civic and commercial history.

Source Verified · Missouri Digital Heritage / State Historical Society of MissouriSep 9, 1865
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MoDOT 2026 Knox County Route 15 seal-coat project

Official source or notice, accessed 2026-08-24. The 2026 Northeast District Construction Guide lists Route 15 seal-coat work from the Route 136 west junction in Memphis, Scotland County, to the Route 6 north junction in Edina, Knox County. The guide establishes planned work; it does not establish completion.

Official Copy · Missouri Department of TransportationAug 24, 2026
Project

MoDOT’s $3.9 million Schuyler–Scotland resurfacing contract covers four rural routes

The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded W. L. Miller Company a $3.9 million resurfacing contract covering Route D from Lancaster toward Memphis, Route J from U.S. 63 to Quail Avenue near Greentop, Route U from U.S. 136 in Lancaster to U.S. 63, and Route V from Route D to U.S. 136 in Downing. MoDOT identifies the work as part of the Governor’s Rural Roads Program. Its 2026 Northeast District Construction Guide says these Schuyler rural-road improvements are scheduled for completion by Nov. 1, 2026.

Contract Awarded; 2026 Construction Program · Schuyler County; Scotland CountyDec 3, 2025
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Mudd Settlement mission organized by 1852

SHSMO records the Mudd Settlement Catholic congregation as established as a mission by 1852 in northwest Scotland County and served from a neighboring county, illustrating regional sharing of scarce institutional capacity.

Source Verified · State Historical Society of MissouriJan 1, 1852
Project

Northeast Missouri aquifer mapping includes Schuyler and is expanding across the region

Missouri DNR’s Northeast Missouri Aquifer Characterization Project covers nine counties: Clark, Scotland, Schuyler, Lewis, Knox, Adair, Marion, Shelby and Macon. DNR says electromagnetic surveys began in 2025 in Clark, Scotland and Schuyler counties and expanded into Adair, Knox and Lewis in summer 2026. The project combines test holes, passive seismic work and airborne electromagnetic surveys to identify suspected buried-channel aquifers and possible potable groundwater sources. DNR says the survey data will be used to build a 3D hydrogeological framework and final report.

Study And Data Analysis Underway · Schuyler County; Scotland County; Adair County; Knox County; Clark County; Lewis County; Marion County; Shelby County; Macon CountyJun 24, 2026
Community

Rutledge

Verified against U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Place by County Table for Missouri.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026
Document

Sand Hill decline after Scotland County government moved to Memphis

SHSMO place-name research says Sand Hill had early stores, settlement and trade, but ceased growing after the county seat was placed at Memphis because Memphis was more centrally located. This is a direct historical example of government-location decisions shifting community growth.

Source Verified · State Historical Society of MissouriJan 1, 1843
Community

Scotland County

Verified automatically against U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb county geography.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026
Document

Scotland County community long view

Living source-backed graph of Scotland County population, major projects, public money and decision markers. Historical points are added only when a public source verifies them.

Source Verified · Greentop ReporterAug 24, 2026
Document

Scotland-area first election at Sand Hill, 1833

SHSMO place-name research records that the first election in the locality later associated with Scotland County was held at Sand Hill in 1833 to elect a congressman and Lewis County officers. This is useful as an early civic-participation record.

Source Verified · State Historical Society of MissouriJan 1, 1833
Community

South Gorin

U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb and Missouri state GIS verify South Gorin as an incorporated town in Scotland County. “Gorin” is retained as the common public-facing route/name alias. Earlier GNIS verification matched the Gorin populated-place name rather than the incorporated-place record.

Published place recordSep 27, 2026