1980 Map of Hogan Hollow

About this map

The settlement of Budapest and the northern reaches of the State Public Hunting Area anchor this mid-1970s landscape at the intersection of Ripley, Carter, and Butler counties. The terrain is defined by a dense network of hollows, including Hogan Hollow, Pump Hollow, and Beehole Hollow, which drain into larger arteries like Tenmile Creek and the Little Black R. This area within the Mark Twain National Forest shows a scattered pattern of rural landmarks and essential infrastructure, from the Grandin Lookout Tower near the southern border to the L W R Range Landing Strip further north.