
Industrial activity and rural community life define this section of the Mark Twain National Forest in the mid-1960s. The landscape is heavily marked by the Lead Belt mining operations, centered around the Viburnum Mine and Magmont Mine, with extensive Tailings Ponds and a specialized infrastructure that includes the Viburnum Landing Strip and the Burlington Northern railroad lines. These industrial sites contrast with the deeply dissected terrain of the Ozarks, characterized by numerous hollows like Mason Hollow and Payne Hollow.
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1924 Edgehill
Iron County, MO

1926 Edgehill
Iron County, MO

1967 Viburnum East
Iron County, MO

1968 Banner
Iron County, MO

1968 Brunot
Iron County, MO

1968 Des Arc NE
Iron County, MO

1968 Glover
Iron County, MO

1968 Graniteville
Iron County, MO

1968 Johnson Mountain
Iron County, MO

1968 Lake Killarney
Iron County, MO

1999 Banner
Iron County, MO

1999 Johnson Mountain
Iron County, MO

1999 Viburnum East
Iron County, MO

2000 Des Arc NE
Iron County, MO

2000 Glover
Iron County, MO

2000 Lake Killarney
Iron County, MO

2021 Banner
Iron County, MO

2021 Brunot
Iron County, MO

2021 Des Arc NE
Iron County, MO

2021 Glover
Iron County, MO

2021 Graniteville
Iron County, MO

2021 Johnson Mountain
Iron County, MO

2021 Lake Killarney
Iron County, MO

2021 Viburnum East
Iron County, MO