1962 Map of Marshall

About this map

Marshall serves as the primary hub in this Ozark landscape, where the town layout includes a Landing Strip, Radio Tower, and a Sewage Disposal facility. The area is defined by the winding course of the Buffalo National River, which snakes through deep valleys like Lane Bend and Cedar Bend. To the north, the small settlement of Gilbert sits near an Old Railroad Grade that traces the river's path, marking a former transportation corridor. The terrain is deeply dissected by numerous hollows and spring-fed creeks, including Bear Creek and Spring Creek. Smaller communities and named locales such as Silver Hill and Zack are scattered among the ridges. Genealogists will find several family and community burial grounds, including Horton Cem, Silver Hill Cem, and Parks Cem, alongside the Canaan Ch located south of the main township.