1967 Map of Loggers Lake

About this map

Sinking Creek winds through the heart of this landscape within the Clark National Forest, as documented in the late 1960s. The geography is defined by a dense network of named hollows, reflecting a legacy of small-scale settlement and woodcraft. Genealogists can locate several family burial grounds, including Bay Cem and Delmar Cem, which sit near the winding watercourses. The inclusion of Loggers Lake and its associated campgrounds in the southeastern corner suggests the area’s transition toward recreational land use while maintaining its forestry roots. Notable natural features such as Cave Spring Cave and Highley Spring punctuate the terrain, which is split by the Dent Co Shannon Co border. Narrow valleys like Aunt Sal Hollow and Boardinghouse Hollow provide a glimpse into the localized naming conventions of the Ozark region during this era.