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Maramec is a spring located near St. James, Missouri, in the east central Ozarks. The state's fifth-largest spring, it has an average daily flow rate of 153 cubic yards of water per second. The James foundation privately owns the spring, 1800 acres (7.3 km2) and maintains the park as an open-air park. The Missouri Department of Conservation runs a trout fishery and hatchery at the spring. You can also find the remains of an ironworks that once made use of the available hydropower. The spring was made a National Natural Landmark on October 21, 1971.

Roubidoux Spring in Waynesville, Missouri Ozarks is a freshwater source of second magnitude. The spring flows from a base on a rock ledge. It is capped by a large concrete barrier that holds the road over it. Spring water flows only a short distance before reaching the Roubidoux. The spring is surrounded by a park that includes trails and a boardwalk. The average spring discharge is 58.3 cubic feet/second. Unfortunately, there are not enough discharge data to give an exact description of the spring's flow. This could be a spring of first magnitude - more than 100 cubic feet per minute. According to some lists this is the 15th largest spring in the State.

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