1986 Map of Trask

About this map

Hutton Valley and Goldsberry anchor this mid-1980s Missouri landscape, where the Ozark terrain is defined by its deep hollows and winding creek beds. The map illustrates a rural settlement pattern centered on crossroads like Trask and Sisson, with family and community history etched into the land at locations like Chapel and various unmarked Cem sites. The drainage of Eleven Point River and the meandering path of Lost Camp Creek dominate the topography, revealing how the water network dictated the placement of roads and homesteads. High points are utilized for essential infrastructure, notably the Lookout Tower (Radio Tower) near the northern boundary. The contrast between the broad Sims Valley and the narrow Robbins Hollow highlights the varied relief that characterizes this portion of Howell County.