
The Gasconade River and Little Piney Creek converge in this section of Phelps County, creating a landscape defined by deep valleys like Tick Hollow and Fable Hollow. The railroad legacy of the region is centered on Newburg, once a vital division point, where the Burlington Northern Santa Fe line continues to parallel the creek. The transition from river-bottom settlements to the uplands of the Mark Twain National Forest is evident in the placement of older landmarks such as Mungy Sch and the New Home Ch.
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