2020 Map of Omaha NE

About this map

The borderlands of the Missouri-Arkansas line are defined by the rugged drainage basins that feed into the southern reaches of Bull Shoals Lake. This landscape is marked by a series of deep ravines and ridges, including McGill Hollow, Carrollton Hollow, and Buckley Hollow, which descend toward the lake's flooded valleys. Small rural centers like Lowry and Bellville sit at the intersection of local routes such as Stonington Rd and Old Lowery Rd N. Genealogy interest centers on the Cottonwood Cem near Barren Fork, providing a anchor for researchers tracing families in this corner of Boone County. The topographic detail highlights the winding paths of Bear Cr and Clinton Creek, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Ozark plateau before these waters reach the reservoir. Notable heights like White Oak Mtn and Lead Hill break the horizon, overlooking a network of named hollows that have shaped local settlement patterns for generations.