1980 Map of Eula

About this map

The Buffalo National River carves a deep path through the Ozarks here, forming the centerpiece of a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and numerous river crossings. In the mid-1970s, the area retained its character as a region of small, isolated settlements like Eula, Bass, and Cave Creek. River access was critical for local travel, as evidenced by several named crossings such as Woolum Ford and Roughedge Ford along the main channel.