2014 Map of Boston
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
State Hwy 16 winds through the high ridges of the Ozark National Forest, connecting small mountain settlements in a landscape defined by steep hollows and headwaters. The community of Boston sits near the western edge of the sheet, situated near the source of the White River. This high-elevation terrain serves as a major hydrological divide, where the drainage systems of the Kings River, Little Mulberry Cr, and the Main Prong Big Buffalo Cr all begin their descent from the heights of Smith Ridge.
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1934 · Ozone
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1936 · Ozone
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1956 · Russellville
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1964 · Russellville
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1967 · Fallsville
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1968 · Boxley
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1973 · Witter
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