The North Missouri Cross State Highway - Part 7

The North Missouri Cross State Highway

Missouri's forgotten early 20th century autotrail.

By Route66Fan

Information is from Volume 5 of the 1918 Official Automobile Blue Book.

Satellite images courtesy of Google Maps.

Part 7 - Moberly, MO to Clark, MO.

Heading South from Moberly, MO, this section of the route passes the Randolph County Fairgrounds & goes through Urbandale, MO & Renick, MO, before entering Clark, MO.

This section of the autotrail parallels, & crosses, US 63 &, for a time from 1922-1927, was part of Missouri State Route #7. It also follows S. Williams St. (Leaving Moberly, MO.), CR D170, Six Mile Ln., MO AA, CR D196, Front St. (Old US 63) (In Rennick, MO.), a gravel driveway, CR 236, CR 257, CR 237 & MO P, entering into Clark, MO.












More to come in part 8.

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