The Missouri River is receding from major flood level Friday, but high waters remain just south of the city of Marthasville, covering parts of Highway 47 and Highway 94. To order photo reprints, call …
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Wessel Park in Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenThe only sign of Highway 47 south of Marthasville on Friday is a line of telephone poles.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenWessel Park in Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenPortions of Boone Monument Road, Loop Road and Bluff Road east of Marthasville were underwater this week.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenCori’s Twin Gables was affected by flooding.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenBoone Monument Road at the Katy Trail near Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenMarthasville Ball Park.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenBoone Monument Village.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenKaty Trail near Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenBoone Monument Road leading to Highway 47.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenKaty Trail near Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy GladdenKaty Trail near Marthasville.
Record photo/Cindy Gladden
