
The Niangua River winds through a landscape of deep hollows and prominent bluffs in this 2021 survey of the Missouri Ozarks. Centered on the settlement of Macks Creek, the map details a region defined by its complex topography, where the Niangua Hills rise above numerous drainage systems including Macks Cr, Jacks Cr, and Broadus Br. The terrain is marked by descriptive landmarks such as Sugarcamp Bluff, Chapel Bluff, and Pikes Peak Bluff, highlighting the significant vertical relief near the Camden and Dallas county line. For genealogists and local historians, the sheet identifies several small family and community burial sites, including the Wiley Gott Cem, Berry Cem, and Winters Cem, as well as the southern settlement of Celt. This modern data shows how contemporary roads like State Hwy W and State Rd J follow the natural ridges between hollows like Bannister Hollow and Cave Hollow.
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