The Ozark Mountain region of Missouri and Arkansas as it appears along the line of the Kansas City southern railway . Published By INDUSTRIAL AND IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. ^ ®^rV\C. ,i7> THE OZARK REGION The Ozark Mountain Region ofMissouri and Arkansas The Ozark Mountain Region is a vastplateau, covering a large part of Missouri,south of the Missouri River, extending southwithin one hundred miles of Red River, be-ing divided into two parts by the ArkansasRiver. This plateau is traversed by manyfairly large rivers and several hundred beau-tiful mountain streams, tributar
The Ozark Mountain region of Missouri and Arkansas as it appears along the line of the Kansas City southern railway . Published By INDUSTRIAL AND IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. ^ ®^rV\C. ,i7> THE OZARK REGION The Ozark Mountain Region ofMissouri and Arkansas The Ozark Mountain Region is a vastplateau, covering a large part of Missouri,south of the Missouri River, extending southwithin one hundred miles of Red River, be-ing divided into two parts by the ArkansasRiver. This plateau is traversed by manyfairly large rivers and several hundred beau-tiful mountain streams, tributaries of theMissouri, Mississippi, Arkansas and Redrivers. In some localities are evidences ofdistinct volcanic disturbances, but in gen-eral the Ozark Uplift or Plateau is a greattable land cut into smaller comparativelylevel areas, into hills in places and magnifi-cent fertile valleys in others. Its altitudeinsures its healthfulness and its naturalwater supply is the finest on the Americancontinent. Its general trend is from north-east to southwest, having its greatest widthnear the Missouri and Arkansas state line,tapering off southwesterly into Oklahomaand northerly to the Missouri River seve
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