
The Castor River winds through the heart of the Mark Twain National Forest, anchoring a landscape defined by steep hollows and small family settlements. In the center of the sheet, Marquand serves as the primary hub, where the river meets Dog Trot Hollow and the Old Railroad Grade traces a path through the valley. This 1980 survey captures the rural character of the Madison and Bollinger county line, where local life centered around remote congregations like Cornwall Ch, Rhodes Chapel, and Mountain View Ch.
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