1965 Map of Amagon
USGS Topo · Published 1966About this map
The Cache River and its complex network of drainage ditches define the agricultural character of this Jackson and Poinsett County landscape in the mid-1960s. The settlement of Amagon serves as a central hub, surrounded by a grid of rural infrastructure that includes numerous Fish Hatchery ponds and the Stringers Mill site. This period shows a transition in land use, where natural waterways like Threemile Creek and Snake Slough are supplemented by man-made channels like the Cow Lake Ditch to manage the low-lying terrain of the Richwoods and Owen areas.
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