2014 Map of Agnos

About this map

Cherokee Village and the rural communities of northern Arkansas are documented in this 2014 topographic survey, revealing a landscape defined by the winding South Fork Spring River and numerous tributary creeks. The map illustrates the development of local infrastructure around Agnos and Glencoe, where Us-62 E serves as a primary transit corridor. For those tracing family histories in Fulton, Izard, and Sharp counties, the location of Rhoads Cem and Humphries Cem provides essential points of reference near the historic settlements of French, Heart, and Saddle. The terrain transitions from the elevations of Squirrel Hill down into several notable water bodies, including Lake Brown and Timber Lake. This survey preserves the exact placement of local roads like Humphries Cemetery Rd and Nine Mile Ridge Rd, alongside the residential layout of Mimosa Estates.