1997 Map of Low Wassie

About this map

Winona sits at the northern edge of this landscape, serving as a gateway to the densely wooded terrain of the Mark Twain National Forest. The map captures a topography defined by intricate drainage networks, where numerous hollows such as Possum Trot Hollow and Horse Trough Hollow channel water toward larger streams like Hurricane Creek and Pike Creek. Near the center of the sheet, the presence of Charcoal Kilns and the Old Tram Road points to the area's history of forest-based industry and early transport routes used for resource extraction.