1980 Map of Hagarville

About this map

Hagarville serves as the primary settlement in this 1980 survey, situated at the base of Hagarville Mountain where several streams converge. The landscape is defined by the dense drainage network of the Ozark National Forest, including the winding path of Little Piney Creek and its many tributaries like Minnow Creek and Granny Creek. Local genealogy and community history are well-preserved through numerous rural burial sites and landmarks, such as Hagarville West Cem, Newton Cem, and Woods Mountain Cem. Notable religious sites include Annies Chapel and Lees Chapel, which provided social centers for the residents of the hollows. Elevation changes are marked by prominent peaks such as Pilot Rock Mountain and Ozone Mountain, while the distinct geography of The Narrows highlights the constricted water gaps characteristic of the region.