2015 Map of Bloodland

About this map

Fort Leonard Wood and the Mark Twain National Forest define the landscape of this Pulaski County region. The winding course of Roubidoux Creek cuts through the terrain, creating sharp elevations like the Devils Backbone. This 2015 survey shows the coexistence of military infrastructure, such as the Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Forney Field, alongside established local communities. Genealogists can locate several burial sites within these lands, including Friendship Cemetery, Clark Cemetery, McCann Cemetery, and the Bloodland Cemetery. The settlement of Bloodland sits at a junction of local routes, while Hanna and Cookville anchor the western and southern reaches of the map respectively. Numerous geographic hollows, from Ballard Hollow to Wildcat Hollow, illustrate the intricate drainage patterns that have shaped movement through these Ozark highlands for generations.