Current River Map 2 --- Pulltite to Two Rivers (26.3 miles)
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This is an enhanced electronic excerpt reprint from the official National Park Service
"Ozark National Scenic Riverways Park" map located at:
http://www.nps.gov/ozar/pphtml/maps.html.








 
Current River
Difficulty: I, occasionally II.
Gradients: General -- 4.4; Montauk to Akers -- 8.7; to junction of Jacks Fork -- 5;
to Big Spring -- 3.8; to Doniphan -- 3.2.
 
THIS MAP
26.2 Pulltite Spring and branch on right. Just below this beautiful spring and branch, on the same side of the river, are several other minor but interesting springs, one of which is the "Fire Hydrant Spring" gushing from a small cave in the bluff. In the next three miles there are several good gravel bars for campsites.
28.0 Boyds Creek on right. Possible campsites in this area.
31.2 Alton Club on left.
33.7 Sinkin Creek enters on left. By putting in at The Sinks, where the creek takes a short-cut through a hill via a cave, 6.5 miles of the creek can be floated in good water. Gradient is 10 feet per mile.
35.2 Round Spring. Camping, large spring, Round Spring Caverns, take-out or put-in.
43.5 Big Creek enters on left. Campsites.
45.7 Bee Bluff and campsite. Bluff on left, gravel bar on right at south bend of river. "Bee Bluff" is incorrectly located a mile south of this point on the Eminence topographic quadrangle.
52.1 Ebb and Flow Spring, reached by walking one-quarter mile up creek on left.
52.5 Jacks Fork River. Point locally known as "Two Rivers."
 
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