2017 Map of Bradleyville

About this map

Bradleyville sits at the intersection of State Highway 76 and 125, serving as a focal point for this section of Taney and Christian counties. Much of the landscape is dominated by the Mark Twain National Forest, where steep drainages and hollows like Warren Hollow and Clayton Hollow dictate the local road network. The map reveals a deeply rooted rural community, marked by family-named landmarks and cemeteries such as Mills Cem and Martin Cem found near the ridge tops and valley floors. Notable watercourses including Beaver Creek and its many tributaries, like Dick Br and Little Beaver Cr, carve through the terrain. Evidence of local industry and legacy infrastructure appears in labels like Old Cheese Plant Rd, hinting at the agricultural history of the region. The map captures a point in time where traditional names like Kentucky Hollow persist alongside contemporary forest management boundaries.