1967 Map of Bunker

About this map

Bunker serves as the central hub of this Ozark landscape, situated at the junction of three Missouri counties. The terrain is deeply carved by a network of hollows, including Ottawa Hollow and Jayhawker Hollow, which channel water toward the West Fork Black River and the Bee Fork. This survey highlights the region's reliance on both timber and topography, with the Clark National Forest blanketing much of the area. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies several rural landmarks like Little Vine Ch, Christ the King Ch, and family resting places such as Estep Cem and Parks Cem. A Bunker Lookout Tower stands as a sentinel over the Shannon County line, while natural formations like the Natural Bridge and Turner Cave mark the geological character of the southern hills.