Where is Ozark, Missouri, USA?

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Where is Ozark Located? - Ozark is a city located in the Christian County of Missouri, United States. Ozark lies between 42.9375932 Degrees North latitudes and 70.8389219 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Ozark, Missouri

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Where is Ozark Located?

Ozark is a city located in the Christian County of Missouri, United States. Ozark lies between 42.9375932 Degrees North latitudes and 70.8389219 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Ozark city is 21284 people and the city has a total area of 11.2 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Ozark, Missouri Quick Facts

AttributeInformation
CityOzark
CountyChristian County
StateMissouri
State CapitalJefferson City
US RegionMidwest (West North Central)
Latitude37.0209° N
Longitude93.2060° W
Elevation1,181 ft (360 m)
Land Area11.36 sq mi
Water Area0.03 sq mi
Total Area11.39 sq mi
Population (2020 Census)21,284
Population DensityApproximately 1,874 per sq mi
ZIP Codes65721
Area Code417
Time Zone StandardCentral Standard Time (CST, UTC−6)
Time Zone DaylightCentral Daylight Time (CDT, UTC−5)
CurrencyUnited States Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code29-55364
Congressional DistrictMissouri's 7th Congressional District

Transportation and Connectivity in Ozark

CategoryInformation
Airport NameSpringfield-Branson National Airport
IATA CodeSGF
Nearest Regional AirportSpringfield-Branson National Airport
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 65, Missouri Route 14, Missouri Route 744
Rail ServiceFreight rail service available in the Springfield region
Public TransitCity Utilities Transit service nearby in Springfield
Regional ConnectionsSpringfield, Branson, and southwest Missouri access
  • Ozark is a city located in Christian County, Missouri, south of Springfield.
  • The city was incorporated in 1890 and serves as the county seat of Christian County.
  • Ozark developed as an agricultural community and later grew as a suburban center within the Springfield metropolitan area.
  • The city is known for its natural surroundings, historic downtown, parks, and access to the Ozarks region.

Top Places to Visit in Ozark, Missouri

Landmark NameType
Smallin Civil War CaveHistoric Cave Attraction
Finley River ParkCommunity Park and Recreation Area
Historic Downtown Ozark SquareHistoric District
Stained Glass TheatreCultural and Performing Arts Venue
Busiek State Forest and Wildlife AreaForest and Outdoor Recreation Area
James RiverRiver and Recreation Area
Ozark Community CenterRecreation Facility
Christian County MuseumLocal History Museum
Lake SpringfieldLake and Outdoor Recreation Area
Wilson's Creek National BattlefieldHistoric Battlefield

Driving Distances from Ozark, Missouri to Nearby Cities

CityStateDistance (mi)Approx. Drive Time
SpringfieldMissouri1220 minutes
BransonMissouri3545 minutes
JoplinMissouri851 hour 20 minutes
LebanonMissouri701 hour
RollaMissouri1101 hour 45 minutes
FayettevilleArkansas951 hour 40 minutes
TulsaOklahoma1802 hours 45 minutes
Kansas CityMissouri1702 hours 40 minutes
St. LouisMissouri2153 hours 15 minutes
MemphisTennessee2504 hours

Colleges and Universities Near Ozark, Missouri

Institution NameTypeLevelNotable For
Ozarks Technical Community CollegePublicCommunity CollegeTechnical education, workforce training, healthcare, and career programs
Missouri State UniversityPublicUniversityBusiness, education, research, and liberal arts
Drury UniversityPrivateUniversityLiberal arts, architecture, business, and sciences
Evangel UniversityPrivateUniversityChristian higher education, arts, business, and education
College of the OzarksPrivateCollegeLiberal arts, agriculture, and work-study education

Waterbodies Near Ozark, Missouri

Finley River, James River, Lake Springfield, Table Rock Lake, and nearby waterways of Christian County.

Stadiums and Sports Facilities Near Ozark

Ozark High School athletic facilities, Ozark Community Center, Springfield-area sports venues, and regional recreation complexes.

Ozark, Missouri — Key Historical Facts

  • Ozark was settled in the early nineteenth century and became the county seat of Christian County in 1859.
  • The city was named after the surrounding Ozark Mountains region.
  • Ozark developed around agriculture, trade routes, and the Finley River community.
  • The arrival of improved transportation routes helped connect Ozark with Springfield and surrounding communities.
  • The city experienced rapid suburban growth as part of the Springfield metropolitan area.
  • Today, Ozark is recognized for its historic downtown, outdoor recreation, schools, and growing residential community.

Golf Courses Near Ozark, Missouri

Golf Course NameTypeLocation
Rivercut Golf CoursePublic Golf CourseSpringfield, Missouri
Millwood Golf and Racquet ClubPrivate Golf CourseOzark, Missouri
Fremont Hills Country ClubPrivate Golf CourseNixa, Missouri
Hickory Hills Country ClubPrivate Golf CourseSpringfield, Missouri
Buffalo Ridge Golf CoursePublic Golf CourseHollister, Missouri

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