2014 Map of Yellville

About this map

Crooked Creek winds through the heart of the Ozarks in this Marion County landscape, anchoring the neighboring settlements of Yellville and Summit. The area's topography is defined by significant landmarks such as Standing Rock and the Ralph Natural Bridge, which sits north of the Ralph community. Local history is deeply embedded in the rural surroundings, evidenced by a network of family and community burial grounds including Wickersham Cem and Nanny Cem. The southern reach of the map transitions into the drainage basins of Rush Cr and Barren Fork, where the Freck Lookout Tower stands as a prominent vantage point over the timbered hills. This survey documents the modern road network, from established routes like Us-62 W to the winding gravel paths of Rocking Chair Ln and Pebble Creek Ln, illustrating the continued habitation of long-standing hamlets like Cowan.