2011 Map of Anutt

About this map

Anutt and Hedrick anchor this rural landscape in the Missouri Ozarks, a region defined by its complex drainage network and numerous family burial grounds. The terrain is marked by deep hollows including Alder Hollow, Elk Hollow, and Rocky Pond Hollow, which channel water toward major branches such as the Dry Fork and Barnitz Prong. The distribution of cemeteries across the township, from the northern Bingham Cemetery to Wofford Cemetery in the southwest, suggests a long history of family homesteads scattered throughout the wooded draws. Notable infrastructure includes the Green Dam and a central Landing Strip, reflecting both agricultural water management and modern rural utility. This survey provides a precise account of the county road system, illustrating how routes like Co RD-213a and Co RD-233 follow the natural ridges and creek beds to connect these isolated settlements.