2017 Map of Davisville

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Huzzah Creek meanders through the central corridor of this Crawford County landscape, defining a valley where the settlement of Davisville serves as a focal point. The surrounding terrain is heavily dissected by numerous hollows, including Davisville Hollow and Pyatt Hollow, which separate high points like Green Hill and Bald Knob. This area within the Mark Twain National Forest is notably rich in family-named cemeteries, which are scattered throughout the hills near old homesteads and roads. Researchers can identify Dohammer Cem, Skaggs Cem, and Turnbough Cem, among others. Along the eastern banks of the creek, prominent limestone features such as Indian Rock Bluff and Red Bluff rise above the water, while the presence of Woodlock Spring suggests the importance of natural water sources in this rural Ozark setting.