
Granite Bend serves as a lone named settlement in this pocket of Wayne County, situated at the southwestern edge of the survey area. The landscape is defined by the sharp relief of the Ozarks, where numerous hollows and ridges dictate the drainage patterns of Otter Creek and the Black River. Within the Mark Twain National Forest, the terrain is punctuated by significant family-named landmarks like Meador Valley, Handy Hollow, and Blackwell Ridge. This 2021 mapping effort illustrates a region where local heritage is preserved primarily through its numerous rural burial grounds, including Meadors Cem, Liberty Hill Cem, and the Eads Creek Cem. The concentration of cemeteries relative to the lack of contemporary town centers highlights the long-standing family ties to these specific valleys and creek branches.
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16 maps found

1963 McGee
Wayne County, MO

1965 Lowndes
Wayne County, MO

1966 Greenville SW
Wayne County, MO

1966 Hendrickson
Wayne County, MO

1966 Shook
Wayne County, MO

1966 Wappapello
Wayne County, MO

1967 Piedmont SE
Wayne County, MO

1968 Patterson
Wayne County, MO

2021 Greenville SW
Wayne County, MO

2021 Hendrickson
Wayne County, MO

2021 Lowndes
Wayne County, MO

2021 McGee
Wayne County, MO

2021 Patterson
Wayne County, MO

2021 Piedmont SE
Wayne County, MO

2021 Shook
Wayne County, MO

2021 Wappapello
Wayne County, MO