1999 Map of Cape Fair

About this map

Table Rock Lake dominates this portion of the Ozark Plateau, its sinuous fingers reaching deep into the drainage basins of the James River and Flat Creek. The settlement of Cape Fair is perched near the confluence of these major waterways, supported by local institutions like the Cape Fair Ch and Cape Fair Cem. The map reveals a landscape defined by sharp topographic relief, where numerous hollows such as Gravelly Hollow and Mash Hollow descend toward the flooded river valleys. To the west, the land transitions into the protected terrain of the Mark Twain National Forest, with the Piney Creek Wilderness Boundary marking a shift toward more primitive backcountry. Traces of local utility and community life appear at the Woolly Creek Community Hall and several boat access points, while Virgin Bluff stands as a prominent landmark over the winding river below.