2024 Map of Tamms
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Cache River bottomlands and the Shawnee National Forest hills define the landscape of this Alexander County region. The community of Tamms serves as a local hub near the boundary of the Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge, where the Mill Creek and Sandy Creek drainages converge. To the southwest, the large expanse of Horseshoe Lake dominates the floodplain, flanked by the settlement of Olive Branch and the winding course of Pigeon Roost Creek.
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