
Tunas serves as the central hub of this Dallas County landscape, where the Little Niangua River and its numerous tributaries like Judge Cr and Tunas Br carve a complex network of ridges and hollows. The settlement pattern is defined by rural road networks such as State Rd D and State Rd E, connecting family-named landmarks and historical sites. Genealogy researchers will find the Hopewell Cem and the small settlement of Elkhorn near the northern edge of the survey area, while Coatney Hollow and Coatney Br suggest the deep-rooted local history of the Coatney family in this part of Missouri.
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1939 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1942 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1960 Tunas
Dallas County, MO

1961 Charity
Dallas County, MO

1982 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO

1982 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

1982 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2011 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2011 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2011 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2011 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2012 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2015 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2015 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2015 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2015 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2015 Windyville
Dallas County, MO
2017 Charity
Dallas County, MO
2017 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO
2017 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO
2017 Tunas
Dallas County, MO
2017 Windyville
Dallas County, MO

2021 Charity
Dallas County, MO

2021 Leadmine
Dallas County, MO

2021 Long Lane
Dallas County, MO

2021 Tunas
Dallas County, MO

2021 Windyville
Dallas County, MO