2014 Map of Wirth

About this map

Wirth lies at the intersection of rural routes and natural springs along the border of Sharp and Fulton counties. This Ozark landscape is defined by a dense network of hollows, such as Dead Dutchman Hollow and Schremmer Hollow, which drain into larger waterways like Martins Cr and Moccasin Cr. The 2014 survey reveals a dispersed settlement pattern centered around family-named landmarks and local cemeteries, including the Babe Collins Cem and Ed Collins Cem. Numerous springs like Ellis Spring and White Oak Spring dot the terrain, highlighting the region's reliance on natural water sources. The map also records the presence of Mine Hollow and Prairie Hollow, providing a clear view of the topographical variety and historical land use near the Arkansas-Missouri state line.