1989 Map of Reeds Spring
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
Table Rock Lake dominates this landscape, its serpentine fingers reaching deep into the forested Ozark hills where the James River and Flat Creek meet. The 1989 topography reveals a region defined by recreational development and conservation, with significant acreage belonging to the Mark Twain National Forest. Local history is preserved in the numerous family cemeteries and small rural congregations, such as Yocum Pond Cem and the Allen Ch, scattered among the hollows. To the north, Reeds Spring serves as a hub, featuring the Reeds Spring Sch and Omar Gibson Vo Tech Sch. The map also captures the distinct geological character of the area, noting the Talking Rocks Cavern and prominent bluffs like Oswalt Bluff, illustrating how the karst terrain has shaped both the natural environment and local tourism.
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