
Bull Shoals Lake dominates the central and eastern portions of this Ozark landscape, where the White River and North Fork meet at the Missouri-Arkansas border. The settlement of Theodosia sits along the northern shores, serving as a focal point for the region alongside smaller communities like Sundown and Dugginsville. This survey preserves the locations of vital community landmarks, including True Hope Ch, Shiloh Ch, and several family burial grounds such as Hicks Cem and Lutie Cem. Beyond the developed areas, the terrain is characterized by numerous hollows and balds within the Mark Twain National Forest, such as Peacock Bald and McVey Bald. The map also captures infrastructure like the Theodosia Hills Landing Strip and the Public Use Area, reflecting the area's development as a destination for recreation and rural living amidst the complex fingers of the reservoir.
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