1972 Map of Diamond City
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Bull Shoals Lake and the White River define this corner of the Ozarks along the Arkansas-Missouri state line. By the early 1970s, the landscape reflects a shift from traditional hill-country farming toward recreation and lakeside development, centered around Diamond City and its Landing Strip. Despite this modernization, the map remains a primary resource for tracing the deep-rooted family history of the Sugarloaf Prairie region. Many small family burial grounds are documented, including Pickard Cem, Raley Cem, and Carrollton Hollow Cem, alongside the Lead Hill Sch and Enon Ch.
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