2017 Map of Dyestone Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
Mark Twain National Forest dominates the landscape of this 2017 study, where the boundary between Douglas and Howell counties winds through the Missouri Ozarks. The area is defined by its diverse hydrography, featuring numerous named springs and watercourses that drain the dissected plateau. Notable water sources include Rockhouse Spring, Carman Spring, and Galloway Spring, which feed into major drainages like Noblett Cr and Spring Cr. Central to the recreational and topographic character is Noblett Lake, surrounded by a network of paths such as the Ridge Runner-Short Loop.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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