2015 Map of Table Rock Dam

About this map

Table Rock Dam stands as the central engineering marvel of this Ozark landscape, regulating the flow between the expansive Table Rock Lake and the winding Lake Taneycomo. The shoreline is heavily indented with numerous hollows such as Clevinger Hollow and Big Cedar Hollow, reflecting the complex topography that defines the region's tourism and residential patterns. Settlements like Branson and Hollister appear well-established along the northeastern corridors, while smaller communities like Oakmont and Blue Eye mark the more rural southern stretches. For local historians, the map provides precise locations for several burial sites, including Goodall Cemetery, Logan Cemetery, and Bowman Cemetery, which remain preserved amidst the growing development. The inclusion of Mark Twain National Forest land and landmarks like Moonshine Beach highlights the area's dual character as a protected wilderness and a premiere recreational destination.