2012 Map of Greeley

About this map

The West Fork Black River and East Fork Huzzah Creek define the drainage patterns of this Ozark landscape, where early 21st-century mining operations contrast with long-established rural settlements. Near the community of Greeley, the terrain is marked by numerous hollows and valleys, including Hodge Hollow, Tarpit Hollow, and Warren Valley. These secluded areas often house family landmarks like Callahan Cemetery and Radford Cemetery, which serve as vital points for genealogical research. To the east, the industrial presence of the Brushy Creek mine is evidenced by the Brushy Creek Mine Water Lake and the Brushy Creek Tailings Dam. Further north, the settlement of Buick sits near the Buick Lookout Tower, overlooking a network of forest roads and the winding Karkaghne Scenic Dr.