The result was redirect to Marsh Creek (Missouri). Low participation, but seems an uncontroversial redirect. Eddie891 Talk Work 19:07, 23 September 2020 (UTC)
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GNIS indicates a census code of U6, which indicates a geographic point of some sort without legal recognition. This means that U6-coded places will almost never meet WP:GEOLAND. State Historical Society calls it a "post office and rural community" founded in 1921, but the 1930 topo shows exactly one building there, making the meaning of "rural community" unclear. Off the topos by 1981. Not on the 1986 topo. USGS apparently doesn't know exactly where it is, as the 2015 topo has it on the wrong side of the river. One statement on the SHS source: the different counties were written by different authors. Some of the authors clearly discriminate between communities and post offices, like the person who wrote the Cedar County one, but the Madison County author doesn't seem to have made this distinction. No evidence this way anything more than a rural post office. Hog Farm Bacon 18:32, 16 September 2020 (UTC)