2020 Map of Blue Eye

About this map

Blue Eye straddles the boundary between Carroll County, Arkansas, and Stone County, Missouri, serving as a focal point for this Ozark Highland landscape. The terrain is deeply dissected by drainage systems including Yocum Cr, Indian Cr, and Stillhouse Cr, which carve out notable depressions such as Allen Hollow and Buzzard Roost Hollow. A significant portion of the northern reach is protected within the Mark Twain National Forest, while the southern area features the prominent rise of Pilot Knob. Small settlements and crossroads like Oakgrove, Maple, and Cisco are connected by a network of county roads. For those researching local history, the map identifies several rural burial sites, including Hale Cem near Little Indian Cr and Boyd Cem further north. Natural water sources are a defining characteristic, with Blue Spring, Hall Spring, and Hammond Spring punctuating the winding valley floors.