1962 Map of Camp

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Myatt Creek and its many tributaries, such as Elm Spring Branch and Dye Branch, define the topography along the Missouri and Arkansas border in the early 1960s. This rural landscape is dotted with several small community centers and family burial grounds, including the Fryatt Cem and Kerby Cem. Small religious institutions such as Pleasant Ridge Ch and Faith Tabernacle suggest a decentralized settlement pattern focused around the creek valleys. Near the community of Camp, the terrain is marked by numerous hollows like Thornton Hollow and Glass Hollow, which reflect the area's complex drainage network. A single Quarry provides evidence of local resource extraction, while the surrounding area remains primarily agricultural or forested as it appeared during this mid-century survey.