1983 Map of Green Bay Terrace

About this map

Lake of the Ozarks dominates this central Missouri landscape, with its intricate fingers and coves defining the development around Green Bay Terrace and Camdenton. The map documents a mature recreational and residential landscape in the early 1980s, where the winding Niangua Arm meets the convergence of the Niangua River and Little Niangua River. This survey provides a record of human and geological convergence, featuring the prominent Hurricane Deck plateau and the famous Bridal Cave near Bull Run Bluff. Local history is preserved through labels for the Farmer Cem and Tick Ridge Cem, alongside community landmarks like Windermere Church Camp and the Camdenton Towersite State Wildlife Management Area. The network of hills and hollows, such as Wolfpen Hollow and Arnhold Ridge, illustrates the complex topography that predates the reservoir's creation, while modern infrastructure like the Radio Tower and Camdenton Medical Center show the area's growth as a regional hub.