2014 Map of Myron

About this map

Diamond Lake serves as a centerpiece for the community of Horseshoe Bend, where a dense network of residential streets with whimsical names like Bambi Ln and Pinocchio Dr contrasts sharply with the rural surrounding landscape. The southern reaches of the map transition into the winding drainage of the Strawberry River, an area marked by a series of high points and hollows including Davidson Hill, Baker Hill, and the descriptively named Walnut Sink Hollow. Numerous small burial grounds are scattered throughout the territory, such as Hills Chapel Cem and Bates Cem, reflecting the deep-rooted local history of small settlements like Myron and Day. This survey illustrates the distinct boundary between the planned development of the lake area and the traditional Ozark farm and timber lands that surround it.