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County Stats Template Montgomery County Facts Census Data1 County Geography ¨¦§70 INTERSTATE PRIVATE OR OTHER ROAD o AIRPORT ¨¦§70 INTERSTATE LOOP KATY TRAIL "u HOSPITALS /50 US HIGHWAY RAILROAD "Ý CEMETERY /50 US HIGHWAY (DIVIDED) RIVER OR STREAM OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS 55 STATE NUMBERED HIGHWAY SECTION LINE MODOT SHED 20 E STATE LETTERED HIGHWAY COUNTY BOUNDARY ú BRIDGE (STRUCTURE ID) CRD 125 COUNTY ROAD CITY LIMIT ^ STATE CAPITOL µ US LOOP, SPUR OR ALT. RT LAKE OR POND C! COUNTY SEAT CITY STREET FOREST OR PARK CRD 338 Population, 2010 12,236 AUDRAIN COUNTY PIKE COUNTY R 6 W R 5 W R 6 W R 5 W R 4 W R 4 W R 3 W COU N TY L IN E R D 880001 T 50 N ú N0862 4 ú 5 1 AC 6 T 50 N 3 GILBERT RD M AR LIN G RD 161 GREG ORY RD 6 5 4 M IL O RD 2 M OOR E R D 1 SH AW RD BB 1 STR U BE R D 5 6 5 3 FLAGSTAFF RD SWOPE SCH RD BAL ES 4 2 Marling 6 3 PAU LIN E R D 2 CEN TRAL GRO VER D AL LISON R D RD HAR NESS RD LOW RY RD RED BAR N R D SN AP ú A1257 WEST ú M AIN R D DEICHMAN FARM RD HOW AR D R D LEM ASTERS RD RD 90003 510012 "Ý PR ARIE RD 12 ú CR EST VIEW R D MIDDLETOWN ú DILL IO N R D PP 570004 ú ú 8 9 590002 S0806 10 T 7 9 600001 ú 7 10 ú 8 ú 11 9 8 60018 11 600004 ú 7 COAL MINE RD ú P0072 12 ú 11 7 20019 ú Coon Cr 10 10021 COO N VALL EY RD LEHN EN R D 470020 12 8 420007 ú CAMPGROUND RD COON CRK RD BAN KS R D DOVE HILL RD W Fk Cuivre Rvr ED WAR DS RD ú 14 380007 18 17 HAR BY RD BL AUE RD 15 HAYS ORCHARD RD 18 SC OTT R D 14 POST OAK SCH RD HILLCREST RD 14 16 18 16 FREEMONT RD 17 13 LAKE R D 13 17 MM POND BOTTOM RD MORGAN SCH RD 18 15 17 LINCOLN LINE RD WAR E RD AA PINE KNOT RD TWIN ú 790005 ROPPEL RD PIN ES R D CEDAR RIDGE RD 16 ú TO DD RD 13 15 110006 19 ECKLER SCH RD LINCOLN SCH RD 19 20 RD A 21 AN GEL 20 STAR RD COR R IE 19 SH OO TING FLINT R D 20 21 22 20 KER N R D RD M ABR Y R D 23 22 23 MCCOLLOUGH RD 19 23 24 JAKS R D 24 ú 24 EVER GR EEN RD P0281 O 19 NAGEL RD 22 21 39 05' KLEINSORGE RD MAYAPPLE RD 790022 P0280 "ÝúKN EUBU H LER R D 29 RD ú 27 ú PO PPY RD 15' 25 WHITE OAK SCH RD Elkhorn SAMCr PL ES R D 26 COR N ELLU S RD O M AR TIN R D CEDAR TOWN RD TURBYEVILLE RD CAN TERBU RY CR OSSING FLOYD RD 320009 Ý 28 30 RD R D " 91 ú 29 ú M ABR Y R D WHITEHALL SCH RD 28 29 25 WHIT SYDNOR RD ú COM BS 30 ú 740012 28 TRINITY CHRRD 30 RD 30 330015 27 FREIER D 26 25 ú 730025 EVER GR EEN RD 26 WELLSVILLE 720018 27 "Ý DIGGS HOPEWELL CHR RD 710016 29 M CC OL LOU GH BER GERR D CED AR TO WN RD ZZ LEWIS RD Ý N0312 Population, percent change 0.8% "Ý CC " OPOSSUM TR OT RD (MARSHALL I) ú E 33 35 PEERY CC 31 RD "Ý 32 CA M EAD OW S CED AR RD 31 Gamma RD White 33 34 Oak Cr 35 36 34 31 Ý CEM RD " M ID WAY 36 CITY L AKE R D ú BR ANG US- KISOR RD 32 CATTL E R D PAR ADISE R D 33 35 NS 31 T 50 N 36 32 1000010 32 1620007 ú ú COL LIN S R D T 50 N RA BRUSH CRK RD A2978 PAT M OR RIS R D GOL DEN RO D R D RU THEFO RD RD UNION CHAPEL RD T 49 N VETERANS RD Elkhorn Cr OLIVER R D 6 PO WD ER R D 5 T 49 N 6 R0638 ú ú PROHIBITION "Ý úM OR RIS R D WH ITE R D BU TTER FLY 2 R D RD SO M M ER R D STEL LA R D Little Loutre Cr GOU LD M EN R D 1020010 LINCOLN COUNTY 3 "Ý RD ú Brush Cr 4 CEMETERY RD 2 S0368 1420003 4 5 3 2 ABBOT T 5 1 6 1 1 SU LG RO VE R D HAN NEKEN 4 5 6 SPORTSMAN LAKE RD 3 ROC K RD ROBIN R D OAKTREE RD E ú ú RD 220001 220007 COL LIN S R D SC HR D 8 11 Wolf Cr M UD D 1650010 ú 7 10 1600012 M EAD OW LAR K R D ú 1410030 11 8 PARIS SCH RD JOHN DEERE RD 1480020 8 ú GREEN HILL S R D ú 9 DAU M E R D WELLSVILLE GOULDMEN RD GLAIZER TRAIL RD ú M EAD OW LAR K R D 7 Buell ú ú DD LAKE CA 1650009 CH ERO KEE RD 12 7 1480034 1430006 ú 8 ú 12 12 7 APPL IN G SCH RD PO RTER R D 1700010 1590007 10 11 10 ú KETTL E R D 9 1850002 Ý ú " ú 1680013 "Ý 1700014 ú 1500008 18 RD WINTER RD HIGGENBOTHAM RD AN GU S HARVESTER R D FOX 18 17 ú RD TWO M ILE BRAN C H RD 13 DAY R D CEMETERY RD 13 M UEN KS R D BETH EL CH R R D 16 E BR OZ R D ZZ ú ROBIN SON R D ú 13 1870001 16 1560011 18 15 LEON ARD RD 1830017 17 ELKHORN CRKRD 17 UNION CHAPEL RD 16 14 HANEWINKEL RD 18 14 SCHROEDER RD AU C HLY R D 15 WH ITE R D 14 HOL LO WAY AIR PORT RD LICHTENBERG RD RD Little Elkhorn C ú BR YAN RD BO OTH RD DALE R D ú 1880016 22 1540006 FRO ST R D 19 20 19 20 CountyHARVEY R D STEL LA R D Map DEER H OL LOW RD 24 BETHEL CHR RD 20 19 LAM SON 19 21 24 19 "Ý 23 ST Little Loutre Cr 21 ú 22 24 LEON ARD RD BELLFLOWER 1880023 20 21 23 VIVIAN RD TRU XTON R D M EYER R D 23 RD BO BCAT RD LIVIN GSTON 22 SH ELTO N RD ú VAN DIVER R D ST 1150026 CASE R D FOXY ú 1790008 1580011 RD ROY RD A4399 ú WILD FARN EN ú 27 1170005 WIND RD 28 29 ú V V 30 25 26 EL KHO RN CR K R D 28 27 (2000 - 2010) 161 26 TRU XTON R D Ý 29 30 29 " 30 29 30 25 LITTLE ! 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