Stone County Map, Missouri

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Map of Stone County, Missouri

Map of Stone County, Missouri

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Stone County, Missouri

Stone County is a county located in the U.S. state of Missouri. It's county seat is Galena. As per 2020 census, the population of Stone County is 31548 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 463 sq mi (1,199 km2). Stone County was established on 1851.

Stone County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateMissouri
County SeatGalena
Largest City/TownKimberling City
Established1851
Total Area511 sq mi (1,323 sq km)
Land Area464 sq mi (1,202 sq km)
Water Area47 sq mi (122 sq km)
Population31,076 (Census 2020)
Population Density67.0 people per sq mi
Time ZoneCentral Time Zone (CST/CDT)
Major HighwaysMissouri Route 13, Missouri Route 76, Missouri Route 248
Major RiversWhite River, James River, Table Rock Lake
Neighboring CountiesBarry County, Christian County, Taney County, Lawrence County
Famous ForTable Rock Lake recreation, Ozark scenery, resorts, fishing, and boating
Top AttractionsTable Rock Lake, Silver Dollar City nearby region, Talking Rocks Cavern, and Dogwood Canyon Nature Park nearby region
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Stone County

Stone County is located in southwestern Missouri within the Ozark Mountains and was established in 1851. The county seat is Galena, while Kimberling City is the largest community. The county is known for scenic lakes, outdoor recreation, tourism, fishing, boating, and beautiful Ozark landscapes.

Cities and Towns in Stone County, Missouri

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Kimberling City2,25336.6331°N, 93.4166°W
Galena (county seat)44036.8056°N, 93.4655°W
Crane1,42536.9056°N, 93.5710°W
Reeds Spring1,08936.7473°N, 93.3771°W
Branson West47836.6978°N, 93.3744°W
Indian Point nearby region61236.6425°N, 93.3442°W

What are the Golf Courses in Stone County

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Ledgestone Country ClubBranson West36.6988°N, 93.3415°W
Kimberling Hills Golf CourseKimberling City36.6407°N, 93.4283°W
LedgeStone Golf ResortStone County region36.7019°N, 93.3492°W

Major Roads and Highways in Stone County

Major highways connect Stone County with Branson, Springfield, and the Ozark recreation region.

  • Missouri Route 13 - major north-south transportation corridor through western Missouri
  • Missouri Route 76 - scenic route connecting tourism and recreation destinations
  • Missouri Route 248 - regional highway serving lake communities and resorts

What are Neighboring Counties of Stone County

  • Christian County (north)
  • Lawrence County (west)
  • Barry County (southwest)
  • Taney County (east)

What Are the Top Attractions in Stone County

The county offers scenic lakes, caves, nature parks, and extensive outdoor recreation opportunities.

  • Table Rock Lake - boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and water sports
  • Silver Dollar City nearby region - theme park, crafts, entertainment, and festivals
  • Talking Rocks Cavern - cave tours and geological attractions
  • Dogwood Canyon Nature Park nearby region - waterfalls, hiking, biking, and wildlife observation
  • Ozark Mountain Scenic Drives - rolling hills and lake photography opportunities
  • Fishing Resorts and Marinas - bass fishing and lake recreation activities
  • Campgrounds and RV Parks - lakeside outdoor recreation and relaxation
  • Community Festivals and Tourism Events - seasonal entertainment and cultural gatherings
  • White River Recreation Areas - kayaking, canoeing, and nature observation
  • Nature Trails and Conservation Areas - hiking and environmental exploration

What Is the Distance from Stone County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Galena to Branson (Taney County), Missouri - 24 mi (39 km)
  • Galena to Springfield (Greene County), Missouri - 43 mi (69 km)
  • Galena to Harrison (Boone County), Arkansas - 48 mi (77 km)
  • Galena to Fayetteville (Washington County), Arkansas - 95 mi (153 km)
  • Galena to Kimberling City (Stone County), Missouri - 13 mi (21 km)
  • Galena to Reeds Spring (Stone County), Missouri - 10 mi (16 km)
  • Galena to Joplin (Jasper County), Missouri - 84 mi (135 km)
  • Galena to Kansas City (Jackson County), Missouri - 217 mi (349 km)
  • Galena to St. Louis (St. Louis City), Missouri - 253 mi (407 km)
  • Galena to Tulsa (Tulsa County), Oklahoma - 174 mi (280 km)
  • Galena to Dallas (Dallas County), Texas - 437 mi (703 km)
  • Galena to Memphis (Shelby County), Tennessee - 364 mi (586 km)
  • Galena to Denver (Denver County), Colorado - 736 mi (1,184 km)

FAQs about Stone County

Where is Stone County located?

Stone County is located in southwestern Missouri within the Ozark Mountains.

What is the population of Stone County?

Stone County had a population of 31,076 according to the 2020 United States Census.

What is Stone County known for?

Stone County is known for Table Rock Lake recreation, fishing, boating, and scenic Ozark landscapes.

What are the major highways in Stone County?

The county is served by Missouri Route 13, Missouri Route 76, and Missouri Route 248.

Are there golf courses in Stone County?

Yes, Stone County includes golf facilities such as Ledgestone Country Club and Kimberling Hills Golf Course.

References

  1. QuickFacts - U.S. Census Bureau
  2. United States Census Bureau
  3. United States Geological Survey (USGS)
  4. National Geodetic Survey
  5. Official Website