Information Sheet

 

 

R         Missouri.  State Dept. of Resources and Development.

324                  “The White River Country of Missouri: A Vacation Guide Map,” n.d.

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This is a map of the White River watershed encompassing all or parts of eleven counties in southern Missouri.  Topographic features and recreational sites are shown, as are mills, mines, bridges, fords, schools, and churches.

 

The map of the White River country was published by the Missouri Department of Re­sources and Development to accompany Recreation Booklet No. 1.  The map is undated, but ap­pears to have been produced during the 1930s.  Data for the vacation guide were furnished by the Mis­souri State Highway Commission and the Missouri Conservation Committee.  The map cov­ers the area bounded on the north by Missouri Highway 50 and U.S. Route 66, and to the south by the line separating the states of Missouri and Arkansas.  West Plains on the east and Cassville on the west mark the general limits of the region.  The counties of Barry, Chris­tian, Douglas, Greene, Ozark, Stone, and Taney comprise the core area.  Small portions of Lawrence, Texas, Webster, and Wright counties are also shown.

 

 

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