2011 Map of Greer

About this map

Greer Mill and Turners Mill anchor this study of the Ozark river valley, illustrating the historical reliance on water power along the Eleven Point River. The landscape is defined by its karst topography, featuring numerous water sources like Greer Spring, Falling Spring, and McCormack Spring. Small settlements and family-named hollows, including New Liberty and Thomasville Hollow, are scattered throughout the region. Local history is preserved in sites such as Falling Spring Cemetery and Saints Cemetery, while the development of modern recreation is evident at the McCormack Lake Campground and the Ozark Trail Trailhead. The map reveals a transition from traditional mill-based industry to a protected wilderness and recreational area.