2011 Map of Agnos

About this map

Agnos and Glencoe anchor the central and western reaches of this North Arkansas landscape, where the South Fork Spring River and its numerous tributaries like Wild Horse Creek define the local topography. This 2011 survey illustrates a region characterized by a network of rural county roads, such as Quilt Palace Rd and Fernwood Rd, which connect small settlements and family-named landmarks. For genealogists, the map identifies specific burial grounds including Rhoads Cemetery near the Highway 62 corridor and Humphries Cemetery further south. The drainage patterns of the Ozark foothills are clearly visible, punctuated by water management features like the Lake Brown Dam and Timber Lake Dam, alongside the residential growth appearing near the outskirts of Horseshoe Bend and the developing street patterns around Kittle.