2004 Map of Waynesville
USGS Topo · Published 2006About this map
Roubidoux Creek winds through this Ozark landscape, meeting the Gasconade River near the northern boundary of the Fort Leonard Wood Military Reservation. The town of Waynesville serves as a central hub, where the historic path of Route 66 intersects with modern infrastructure near the Waynesville General Hospital and Memorial Park Cem. North of the military boundary, the terrain is defined by numerous hollows like Trower Hollow and Pippin Hollow, while landmarks like the Drive-in Theater and Roubidoux Spring point to the area's mid-century development.
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