
Oak Grove Heights and the surrounding rural communities of Palmetto and Henderson are defined by the winding course of the James River as it cuts through the Greene and Webster county line. This upland landscape is marked by a high density of small family and community burial grounds, including Shiloh Cem, Palmetto Cem, and the White Oak Cem, which provide significant points of interest for genealogical research. The local topography is carved into distinct hollows like Millan Hollow and White Oak Hollow, with the Steel Bridge and Cuinche Airport serving as notable landmarks in the transition between the rolling hills and the developing fringes of Rogersville. The map captures a detailed network of farm roads and state highways, such as E State Hwy AD and E State Hwy D, which delineate the modern agricultural and residential property boundaries across the Ozark plateau.
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12 maps found

1951 Mansfield NW
Webster County, MO

1970 Elkland
Webster County, MO

1970 Oak Grove Heights
Webster County, MO

1977 Mansfield NW
Webster County, MO

1982 Beach
Webster County, MO

1982 High Prairie
Webster County, MO

1985 Mansfield NW
Webster County, MO

2021 Beach
Webster County, MO

2021 Elkland
Webster County, MO

2021 High Prairie
Webster County, MO

2021 Mansfield NW
Webster County, MO

2021 Oak Grove Heights
Webster County, MO