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It was named by
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87:38.75194°N 90.65333°W
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942:St. Charles
901:Cottleville
878:St. Charles
871:County seat
642:January 31,
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1070:St. Peters
1055:Lindenwood
1020:Blanchette
967:West Alton
962:Wentzville
952:St. Peters
911:Flint Hill
600:August 28,
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1173:Kampville
1163:Harvester
1143:Elm Point
1050:Harvester
1012:Townships
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916:Foristell
322:Geography
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1103:Defiance
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932:O'Fallon
664:June 13,
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1256:Machens
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1213:Peruque
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1138:Cappeln
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301:Schools
278:History
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1188:Matson
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