2000 Map of Womack

About this map

Womack serves as the central hub of this Missouri landscape, situated where the wooded highlands of the Mark Twain National Forest meet a complex network of river headwaters. The topography is defined by the carved paths of the Castor River, Whitewater River, and Saline Creek, alongside several family-named drainages like Thompson Hollow and Anderson Hollow. Local life and community history are anchored by the Silver Point Ch and the McDowell Cem, while the John J. Audubon Trail and Martin Road trace the ridges and valleys. A rare administrative convergence occurs here, as the map records the meeting point of four counties: Ste. Genevieve, St. Francois, Perry, and Madison. This confluence of boundaries highlights the area's significance as a geographic corner where diverse local jurisdictions and forest lands overlap.