2017 Map of Protem NE

About this map

The Mark Twain National Forest dominates this section of the Ozarks, where the boundary between Taney and Ozark counties follows the high ridgelines and deep hollows. The settlement of Fairview sits near the southwestern corner of the quadrangle, connected to the broader landscape by the historic Glade Top Trl. This area is defined by a dense network of forest roads and trails, many bearing the Bateman family name, such as Bateman - Willie Lee and the Bateman - Boy Scout area. The topography is exceptionally intricate, featuring prominent landmarks like the Pinnacle and Pelham Ridge. Water drainage patterns are centered on the W Fork Big Cr and E Fork Big Cr, which have carved out numerous named features including Goldsbarry Hollow and Terry Hollow. This map captures the intersection of conservation land, rural Ozark settlements, and the legacy of local land use as seen through its distinctively named hollows and ridges.