1945 Map of Thornfield
USGS Topo · Published 1945About this map
Thornfield and the Little North Fork White River valley serve as the center of this Ozark County landscape, as documented by the Missouri Geological Survey and Water Resources. The 1945 map reveals a rural economy deeply integrated with the river, characterized by numerous river crossings such as Mayhan Ford, Neasby Ford, and Turnbull Ford. These fords and nearby settlements like Theodosia and Isabella represent the area's connectivity before major 20th-century water management projects altered the river's character.
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