2017 Map of Lake Ozark

About this map

Lake of the Ozarks dominates this landscape, its intricate shoreline creating a complex network of coves and points that defined the mid-century development of the region. The map showcases the established resort and residential character of towns like Osage Beach and the Village of Four Seasons, where winding roads such as Timber Village Dr and Echo Valley Rd follow the local topography. Away from the water’s edge, a deeper layer of history is revealed through family-named landmarks and cemeteries, including Riley Lamb Cem and Stevens Banner Cem. These small burial grounds, along with features like Carrot Bluff and Baydy Peak, provide a geographic record of the families who inhabited the ridges of Camden Co and Miller Co long before the major tourism expansion. Three engineered reservoirs, including Burton Duenke Number 1 Reservoir, indicate the managed water systems supporting the area's growth.