2021 Map of Ebo

About this map

The Saint Francois Mountains frame a landscape defined by deep drainages and family-named landmarks in this part of Washington County. This modern survey illustrates a rugged topography carved by Ebo Creek and Brushy Fork, where historical land use is still visible through numerous rural cemeteries such as Smith Cem, Yarbrough Cem, and Souls Chapel Cemetery. Much of the southern portion of the area is protected within the Mark Twain National Forest, while the northern reaches are crisscrossed by local roads like State Highway T and County Road 303. The map preserves names of specialized historical sites, including Lime Kiln Hollow and Grady Mill Hollow, reflecting the early industrial and agricultural heritage of these Ozark foothills.