2017 Map of Arkadelphia

About this map

The Ouachita River corridor and its western uplands define this 2017 study of Arkadelphia and its neighboring rural communities. The map detail highlights the city's residential and institutional layout, from Rose Hill Cem in the north to the industrial and agricultural expanses south of town. As the river meanders along the eastern edge, it is joined by the Saline Bayou and Tupelo Cr, creating a complex network of seasonal wetlands and ponds like Nowlin Pond. Moving south through the county, the landscape transitions into more dispersed settlements. Small community centers such as Gum Springs, Richwoods, and Curtis are clearly defined, each anchored by local landmarks like Richwoods Cem and Curtis Cem. This modern survey provides an exact record of the contemporary road network, including McClellan Blvd and Reynolds Rd, cutting through the undulating terrain near the edge of the Ozark Plateau.