1982 Map of Anderson
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Anderson serves as the central hub of this 1982 survey, situated at the confluence of several prominent drainage systems including Indian Creek and Patterson Creek. The landscape of McDonald County is defined by a series of deeply etched hollows such as Bunkum Hollow, Slover Hollow, and Walnut Hollow, which break the terrain into distinctive ridges like Tatum Hill. To the north, the settlement of Goodman sits atop higher ground, while the smaller community of Splitlog is nestled near the North Fork of the Beaver Branch.
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