The Buffalo River carves a deep valley through this portion of Perry County, anchoring the settlements of Lobelville and Beardstown. The landscape is defined by a dense network of hollows and ridges, many bearing the names of local families such as Burns Hollow, Harris Hollow, and Scaggs Hollow. These topographic features often contain small water sources like Bates Spring and Twomey Spring, which were vital for early settlement and farming in the region's steep terrain.
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1936 · Graves Spring
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1936 · Pleasantville
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1936 · Coble
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1936 · Pine View
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1936 · Daniels Landing
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1936 · Linden
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1936 · Chestnut Grove
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1936 · Lobelville
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1936 · Pope
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1949 · Pope
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