1973 Map of Yale
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
The Mulberry River winds through the heart of this mid-1970s landscape, marking the rugged transition where the Ozark National Forest dominates the terrain of the Johnson and Franklin County border. Small communities like Yale, Beach Grove, and the uniquely named Peanut are situated along the valley floors, connected by narrow roads that trace the natural contours of the Ozark highlands. The mapping reflects a traditional rural settlement pattern, with family and community foundations anchored by several burial grounds including Yager Cem and Lone Pine Cem.
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