2014 Map of Omaha NE

About this map

Bull Shoals Lake defines the northern and eastern reaches of this Ozark plateau landscape on the border of Missouri and Arkansas. The terrain is deeply incised by countless hollows, including McGill Hollow and Carrollton Hollow, which drain toward the reservoir. Small community centers and named crossroads such as Boone, Lead Hill, and Self are connected by a network of state routes like Ar-14 and Ar-281. The map reveals the modern settlement patterns of the 2010s, where older established places like Stonington and Bellville sit alongside newer residential developments such as the Crumpler Subdivision. Genealogists may find value in the location of the Cottonwood Cem near the Barren Fork, providing a specific point of reference for families settled in this part of Boone County.