2017 Map of Table Rock Dam

About this map

Table Rock Dam stands as the central engineering feat of this White River landscape, separating the deep waters of Table Rock Lake from Lake Taneycomo to the east. This modern survey illustrates the complex interface between the developed tourist corridor of Branson and Hollister and the surrounding Ozark woodlands of the Mark Twain National Forest. The map captures a high degree of contemporary development along the lakefronts, contrasted with the steep, timbered relief of Baird Mtn and Compton Ridge. Genealogists and local researchers will find several well-preserved family and community landmarks, including Goodall Cem and Bowman Cem, situated amidst numerous named geographic features like Persimmon Hollow and Oasis Bluff. This era shows the region as a major recreation and utility hub, with a dense network of secondary roads such as State Hwy JJ and State Hwy EE providing access to the winding shoreline.