2017 Map of Berryman

About this map

The town of Berryman and the settlement of Four Points serve as anchors in this heavily wooded landscape, which straddles the boundary between Crawford Co and Washington Co. Dominated by the protected acreage of the Mark Twain National Forest, the terrain is defined by a dense network of hollows, including Henpeck Hollow, Smith Mill Hollow, and Bolling Springs Hollow. This area is shaped by the winding course of Courtois Creek and its many tributaries like Little Brazil Creek and Clear Creek. Local history is preserved in several rural burial grounds such as Whitby-Ellis Cemetery and Cresswell Cemetery, which sit alongside historic transit corridors like Floyd Tower Road. The presence of Woods Lake and Timberlane Lake provides a contrast to the high ridges of Shirley Ridge and Cedar Ridge, illustrating the varied topography of this Ozark upland region.