
Buffalo City and the neighboring settlement of Old Buffalo sit at the confluence of the White River and the Buffalo River, a landscape defined by the convergence of these major Ozark waterways along the Marion Co and Baxter Co line. The terrain is marked by steep elevation changes, with Stair Bluff and Turkey Mountain overlooking the river bends, while protected areas like the Buffalo National River Wilderness and Leatherwood Wilderness preserve the natural character of the riverbanks and hollows. Local history is anchored by rural centers such as Buford and Cartney, and family-named landmarks like Nelson Cemetery and Haskell Cemetery. The map illustrates a network of county roads, such as Buford Spur Rd and Riverside Dr, which navigate the ridges and hollows that divide the river valleys from upland reaches like Hoodlum Ridge and Hip Mountain.
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