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Names on the Hannibal map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks9

  • Hannibal City Hall
  • Cave City
  • Riverview Park
  • Sodalis Park
  • Lamb
  • Mount Zion Community
  • Oakwood
  • Ralls
  • Uva

Streets and roads179

  • Broadway
  • Harrison Hl
  • McMasters Avenue
  • Birch Street
  • Market Street
  • Paris Gravel Road
  • State Highway Mm
  • Warren Barett Drive
  • Lemon Street
  • Grand Avenue
  • Wardlaw Street
  • Palmyra Road
  • Bluff Street
  • Lilly Street
  • Veterans Road
  • West Ely Road
  • Collier
  • 30th Street
  • Bird Street
  • James Road
  • State Highway West
  • River Road
  • Stardust Drive
  • Fulton Avenue
  • Hill Street
  • Pleasant Street
  • Mount Zion Road
  • Centerville Road
  • Sixth Street
  • Munger Lane
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  • Lindell Avenue
  • Head Lane
  • Lyon Street
  • Country Club Drive
  • Center Street
  • Orchard Point Road
  • Church Street
  • Colfax Avenue
  • Ely Street
  • Bridge Street
  • Central Avenue
  • Hope Street
  • Union Street
  • Clinic Road
  • Chestnut Street
  • Lake Apollo Drive
  • Gordon Street
  • Westover Road
  • Bowling Avenue
  • Park Avenue
  • Rolling Meadows
  • El Rancho Drive
  • Marsh Avenue
  • Moberly Avenue
  • Saint Marys Avenue
  • Clover Road
  • Shinn Lane
  • Magnolia Avenue
  • Orchard Avenue
  • Paris Avenue
  • Wyaconda Street
  • Valley Street
  • Booker Street
  • 36th Street
  • Rosewood Drive
  • Gaca Drive
  • Crescent Drive
  • Silver Street
  • Pine Street
  • Bay Avenue
  • Surrey Hills Road
  • Hatch Avenue
  • Luther Lane
  • Hutgreen Drive
  • Irwin Street
  • Deerfield Drive
  • Clark Avenue
  • Summer Street
  • Arapaho Street
  • Bell Avenue
  • Main Street
  • Highway Mm
  • North Sixth Street
  • North Hawkins Avenue
  • Rock Street
  • Lilly Avenue
  • Eleza Avenue
  • Jimmy Odonnell Road
  • South Arch Street
  • Hummingbird Lane
  • Pioneer Trail
  • Grace Street
  • Walnut Street
  • Shannon Street
  • Pulliam Street
  • Homestead Road
  • Gemini Drive
  • Bramblett Drive
  • Industrial Loop Road
  • Diamond Boulevard
  • Olive Street
  • Willow Street
  • 29th Street
  • Saint Charles Street
  • Holiday Drive
  • Hillcrest Drive
  • Luther Manor Road
  • Ruby Avenue
  • Riverside Street
  • Hyacinth Avenue
  • Fair Oaks Drive
  • Saturn Drive
  • Heimer Lane
  • Paulina Drive
  • Brookside Drive
  • Lincoln Street
  • Atoka Street
  • Orchard Road
  • Hillside Drive
  • Marion Street
  • Columbus Drive
  • Kenwood Avenue
  • Lakenan Road
  • Suellen Drive
  • Dean Avenue
  • Rackliffe Street
  • Overhill Drive
  • Ziegler Street
  • Muir Street
  • Martin Street
  • North Locust Street
  • Oak Street
  • Houston Street
  • Navajo Street
  • Morton Street
  • State Street
  • Konder Street
  • Beech Street
  • Quail Ridge
  • Davis Street
  • Pond Road
  • 18th Street
  • Ford Street
  • Red Devil Road
  • Virginia Street
  • South Ninth Street
  • Euclid Avenue
  • Singleton Avenue
  • Robinson Avenue
  • Carriage Road
  • Reservoir Street
  • College Heights
  • Melgrove Lane
  • Stuart Street
  • Riverpoint Road
  • West Ridge
  • Apache Trail
  • Siesta Drive
  • 20th Street
  • River Bluff Drive
  • Cook Street
  • Carr Street
  • Cherokee Trail
  • Butternut Drive
  • Timberline Trail
  • Johnson Street
  • Skyview Drive
  • South Sixth Street
  • Tilden Street
  • Recreation Drive
  • Benton Street
  • Ledbetter Lane
  • Jericho Road
  • Locust Lane
  • Carroll Street
  • Lunar Drive
  • Pershing Street
  • Garth Avenue
  • Saint Maur

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About Hannibal, Missouri

Hannibal is a city of 17,108 people on the west bank of the Mississippi River. Most of it lies in Marion County, with a small piece reaching into Ralls County. Moses Bates laid out the town in 1819 and named it for Hannibal Creek, now called Bear Creek, which took its name from a hero of ancient Carthage. Growth came slowly at first, and only 30 people lived here in 1830.

Steamboats on the river and plans for railroads changed that. Hannibal took in the town of South Hannibal in 1843 and was a city by 1845. In 1846, when it ranked as Missouri's third-largest city, John M. Clemens and his partners organized the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. The line ran west to St. Joseph, then the second city in the state, and later carried mail to the first Pony Express outpost. By 1850 Hannibal had 2,020 residents.

  • Mark Twain's boyhood townSamuel Langhorne Clemens, the son of John M. Clemens, grew up here in the middle of the 19th century and later wrote as Mark Twain. He drew on Hannibal for The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in 1876 and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in 1884. His Boyhood Home on Hill Street joined the National Register in 1966, and the Mark Twain Historic District around it followed in 1978.
  • Cement for the Empire State BuildingIn the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Hannibal was the market town where the region sold its livestock and grain, and local plants made shoes and cement. The Atlas Portland Cement Company, in the company town of Ilasco just outside the city, made cement for the Panama Canal and for the Empire State Building, finished in 1931.
  • The Unsinkable Molly BrownMargaret Brown, who survived the sinking of the Titanic and became known after her death as the "Unsinkable Molly Brown," was born in Hannibal. Her birth cottage now houses the Molly Brown Birthplace and Museum.
  • A lighthouse lit by three presidentsThe Mark Twain Memorial Lighthouse went up in 1933 as a public works project under Franklin D. Roosevelt. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton have each lit it for a ceremony. It is the only lighthouse built inland, and 244 steps climb to its view over the town and the river.
  • Home of the Lear Jet's inventorWilliam P. Lear, who invented the car radio and built the Lear Jet, grew up in Hannibal. In 2003 the city's airport was renamed William P. Lear Field in his honor.

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