2015 Map of Protem SW

About this map

The settlement of Cedarcreek anchors the northwest corner of this Taney County landscape, where the southern reaches of the Mark Twain National Forest meet the convoluted shoreline of Bull Shoals Lake. This 2015 topography reveals a rugged terrain defined by deeply incised drainages and named ridges, including Cardwell Ridge and Mill Trail Ridge. Local family names are etched into the geography through landmarks such as John Hollow, Hankins Hollow, and Poor Joe Hollow. For genealogists, the map provides precise locations for the Cedar Creek Cemetery, Hankins Cemetery, and Ray Cemetery, which are tucked away in the draws and near the lake's edge. The presence of Lime Kiln Mtn suggests historical industry, while the complex system of forest roads like Bright Elbow Rd and Nave Ferry Rd illustrates the modern accessibility of this once-remote White River region.