2012 Map of Table Rock Dam

About this map

Table Rock Dam stands as the central engineering feat of this landscape, separating the massive reach of Table Rock Lake from the narrower course of Lake Taneycomo. The topography is defined by the Ozark Plateau's deeply incised drainages, including Clevinger Hollow and Persimmon Hollow, which give way to the prominent elevation of Baird Mountain. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern development of the area as a major recreation and residential hub, with dense street networks appearing at Oakmont and the settlement of Table Rock. Local history and genealogy are preserved in sites like the Goodall Cemetery, Bowman Cemetery, and Logan Cemetery, which remain as markers of the families who settled this region long before the valley was flooded for power and flood control. The map also identifies specific conservation and infrastructure points, such as the Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery and an AT&T Micro Wave Tower.