1959 Map of Lakeview Heights

About this map

Lake of the Ozarks dominates the southern landscape of this 1959 revision, where the Osage River carves through the terrain of Benton County. The map documents a rural community centered around agriculture and local institutions, evidenced by the distribution of country schools such as Lutjen Sch and Byler Sch. In the northern section, small-scale industrial activity is marked by several Mines and a Tailings Pond near Cole Camp Creek, contrasting with the recreational and residential development emerging at Lakeview Heights. Religious life is anchored by landmarks like the Ozark Tabernacle and Brushy Chapel, while family history is preserved at Failer Cem and Mossy Cem. The intricate network of hollows, including Brickley Hollow and Sam Allen Hollow, illustrates the complex drainage patterns feeding into the river arm.