
The town of Grandin serves as the focal point of this modern survey of the Ozark foothills, situated where the Mark Twain National Forest meets the borders of Carter and Ripley counties. The landscape is characterized by a dense network of named drainage basins and ridges, including the prominent Devil's Backbone and Gables Ridge. The intricate hydrography of the Little Black River system, featuring the Middle Fork N Prong Little Black River and Spring Br, illustrates the complex terrain that has long dictated movement and settlement in this part of Missouri.
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