2014 Map of Osage SW

About this map

George and Dinsmore anchor this Ozark landscape where the county lines of Madison, Carroll, and Newton intersect. The terrain is defined by a dense network of hollows, including Hamstring Hollow, Pickle Hollow, and Grogans Hollow, which channel water toward the Buffalo National River in the southeast corner. This area showcases the traditional settlement patterns of the Arkansas highlands, where small communities like Stoverville and landmarks such as the Hopewell Cem are situated along the winding paths of Kenner Creek and Whiteley Cr. The map reveals the dramatic elevation changes at Bradshaw Mtn and Logan Mtn, leading down to the Lost Valley Natural Bridge. This 2014 survey serves as a modern record of a landscape that has long been shaped by its intricate drainage basins and steep mountain ridges.