2011 Map of Omaha NE

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Bull Shoals Lake and the White River define the northeastern corner of this landscape near the Missouri border, where the terrain breaks into a series of hollows and ridges. The settlement of Boone sits near the water, while the rural communities of Lowry, Bellville, and the Crumpler Subdivision occupy the higher ground to the west. This 2011 survey reveals a landscape deeply carved by water, with the significant drainage of Bear Creek and its many tributaries, including Charley Creek and Sidney Creek, flowing through the central hills. Local heritage is centered at the Cottonwood Cemetery near Barren Fork, while topographic landmarks like White Oak Mountain and named valleys such as Clinton Hollow and Pine Hollow provide reference points for land ownership and family history research in the Ozarks.