1951 Map of Lewis Hollow
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
Current River flows through the northern reaches of this Shannon County landscape, a terrain defined by deep hollows and basins during the early 1950s. State Geologist Edward L. Clark oversaw the surveying of this area, which highlights a network of rural education centers including Lewis Hollow Sch, Black Valley Sch, and Willow Springs Sch. The land is divided among the townships of Jackson, Casto, and Jasper, with the Hartshorn Lookout Tower providing a strategic vantage point over the timbered slopes.
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Editions of this 1951 Lewis Hollow Map
5 editions found
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