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Poplar Bluff, Missouri (view source)
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Although its population growth has leveled off since the 1970s, the city's economic importance has continued, with a number of manufacturing plants still in operation, and a great deal of retail trade along the highways to the north and west. There are several active civic organizations, devoted to community life and historic preservation. Many local landmarks are now on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Butler County Courthouse, the Rodgers Theatre, two railroad depots, and several private houses.
Although its population growth has leveled off since the 1970s, the city's economic importance has continued, with a number of manufacturing plants still in operation, and a great deal of retail trade along the highways to the north and west. There are several active civic organizations, devoted to community life and historic preservation. Many local landmarks are now on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Butler County Courthouse, the Rodgers Theatre, two railroad depots, and several private houses.
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[[Category:Missouri Cities and Towns]]
[[Category:Missouri Cities and Towns]]