2017 Map of Omaha NE

About this map

Bull Shoals Lake and the White River dominate the northeastern corner of this Ozark landscape, where the state line divides Missouri's Taney County from Arkansas's Boone County. The rugged topography is defined by narrow hollows and high ridges, with White Oak Mtn rising above the winding drainage of Bear Creek. Small settlements and named communities like Lowry, Bellville, and Boone are connected by a network of rural roads such as Shoals Lake Rd N and Dubuque Rd N. Local history is preserved in landmarks like the Cottonwood Cem near Barren Fork, while names like Lead Mine Cr and Lead Hill point to the region's mineral heritage. The map details a transition from the deep valleys of McGill Hollow and Carrollton Hollow to the expansive waters of the reservoir system.