2011 Map of Centerville

About this map

Centerville sits at the confluence of several Ozark waterways, where the West Fork Black River and Middle Fork Black River wind through a landscape defined by deeply etched hollows and ridges. This 2011 survey illustrates the rural character of Reynolds County, documenting numerous family-named landmarks such as Howell Cemetery, Johnson Cemetery, and Rayfield Cemetery. The terrain is particularly complex south of Low Gap Ridge, where dozens of named geographic features like McLean Hollow, Parks Hollow, and Clarady Bluff dictate the winding paths of local routes like Old Hwy 21. To the west, Sinking Creek meanders through the valley, while the presence of the Ray Johnson Airport south of the main settlement indicates the regional infrastructure connecting these hillside communities. Modern recreational access is noted via the Karkaghne Scenic Dr, which follows the high ground above Carty Branch.