The majority of the Ozarks (often referred to as the Ozark Mountains or Ozark Plateau) fall into Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas. A wild and relatively unpopulated area, the region is ...

Springfield's nickname is "The Queen City of the Ozarks," in reference to its location within the Ozark Plateau. It is also known as "The Cultural Center of the Ozarks," and claims to be the ...

Courtesy: Usgs.gov The purpose of the survey is for a deeper understanding of the geology of the Ozark Plateau by imaging both surface and concealed geology. USGS says flights will cover areas ...

The flights are being conducted in order to collect data on the geology underpinning the Ozark Plateau physiographic region as part of the Earth Mapping Resources Initiative. According to a USGS ...

At 2,562 feet, Wahzhazhe Summit is the highest point in the Ozark Plateau, according to the Geological Survey's summary report. Some sources list it as 2,561 feet. The spot is known locally -- at ...

For several decades, the Ozark Plateau became the real-life embodiment of growing apples, peaches, pears and strawberries to satisfy the nation’s appetite for fruit. Orchards could be found on ...

OZARK, Mo. — Drivers in Ozark are finding themselves with detours to take after a bridge closed because of flood damage. The Riverside Bridge goes over the Finley River north of downtown Ozark.

“I emailed the USBGN stating that rather than naming the summit [after] a fire tower that was on the summit, we suggest naming it for the indigenous people who lived on the Ozark Plateau for ...