2017 Map of Mountain View SW

About this map

Mountain View anchors the northeastern corner of this Stone County landscape, where the town's residential streets transition into a complex network of hollows and ridges. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, evidenced by landmarks like Blue Mtn and Indian Knob that overlook a labyrinth of drainage systems including Tomahawk Cr and Turkey Creek. Smaller settlements such as West Richwoods and East Richwoods follow the contours of the land, connected by winding rural routes like Hub Willis Rd. Local history is preserved in small communal spaces such as Fredonia Cem and Finch Cem, often situated near prominent slopes like Fredonia Hill. The map reveals an intricate pattern of named hollows—including Brown Camp Hollow and Pelahan Hollow—which likely served as the primary sites for homesteads and family farms in this corner of the Ozark foothills.