2012 Map of Cassville

About this map

Cassville sits as the central hub of this Missouri landscape, where the waters of Flat Creek and Roaring River carve through the regional terrain. The map reveals a dense network of forest roads and rural intersections such as Thompsons Corner and Smalleys Corner, reflecting the local transition between town life and the surrounding timberlands. Notable for family history researchers, the sheet identifies several remote burial grounds, including the Quaker Cemetery, Pilant Cemetery, and Ennis Cemetery, which are scattered among the ridges and hollows like Corder Hollow. The presence of Timber Line Airpark near Rockhouse Creek and the notable Sink Hole Ridge highlighting the area's karst topography further define the character of this Ozark borderland. This record is particularly useful for identifying named springs like Crystal Springs and Brock Spring that historically sustained these rural communities.