2017 Map of Armorel
USGS Topo · Published 2017About this map
The Mississippi River defines the eastern edge of this landscape, winding past Barfield Bend and Ruckers Point where the Arkansas and Tennessee borders meet. Inland, the terrain is dominated by an extensive network of managed waterways, including Crooked Lake Bayou and numerous numbered ditches like Ditch Number 44 and Ditch Number 30, illustrating the region's historical reliance on drainage for agriculture. The eastern outskirts of Blytheville serve as a primary hub, with State Hwy 18 and E Main St connecting the city to the smaller settlements of Burton and Armorel. Local history is anchored by several burial grounds, such as the Number Nine Cem near the community of Number Nine and the African Methodist Episcopal Cem, while the Blytheville Municipal Airport marks a significant modern landmark north of the city center.
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