2004 Map of Day

About this map

Bull Creek and Woods Fork carve through the Ozark plateau of the Mark Twain National Forest, defining a landscape of narrow hollows and high ridges at the border of Taney and Christian counties. This 2004 revision reflects a rural community anchored by historic congregations and family sites, such as Oak Ridge Ch, New Haven Ch, and Nash Cem. The settlement of Day sits west of the main creek valley, while the terrain is marked by prominent high points like Chestnut Ridge and Round Mountain. The map illustrates the region's dual nature as both a quiet residential area and a recreational destination, featuring the Chadwick Motorcycle and ATV Use Area in the northeast. Small, local landmarks like Dewitt Cave and Anderson Cave are noted among the many hollows, including Cook Hollow and Goodnight Hollow, providing precise detail for local history research.