1968 Map of Johnson Mountain

About this map

Johnson Mountain and the surrounding timberlands of the Clark National Forest define this landscape along the Big River and Middle Fork Black River. In the late 1960s, the area remained characterized by small, isolated settlements like Enough and Redmondville, connected by a network of jeep trails and traditional paths. The presence of Council Bluff Ch and Ottery Ch, alongside the Rencehausen Cem and Terry Cem, provides essential points of reference for genealogists tracing family roots in this part of Iron and Washington Counties. Industrial and recreational markers are sparse but significant, including a lone Mine in the northwest and the Keith Springs Picnic Area. Notable geological features such as Peter Cave No 1 and Peter Cave No 2 are tucked into Peter Cave Hol, reflecting the complex karst topography of the Missouri Ozarks.