The Little River meanders across this landscape, defining the boundaries and irrigation patterns of western Arkansas near the Oklahoma border. Ashdown serves as the regional hub, showing a grid of established streets such as Peyton Ave and East Main St. To the east, the sprawling waters of Millwood Lake dominate the northern terrain, creating a complex system of wetlands and islands like Jack Island. Local family history is rooted in the small settlements and rural cemeteries scattered throughout the quadrangle. Genealogists can find the Peytonville Cem near the community of Peytonville, along with the Cook Cem and Newsom Cem. The area’s industrial infrastructure is visible through features like the Nacoosa Paper Retention Pond and the SW Arkansas W D Holding Basin, reflecting the intersection of local industry and water management along Hudson Cr.
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1950 · Ashdown East
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1950 · Ashdown West
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1950 · Ogden
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1950 · Red Bluff
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1950 · Ben Lomond
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1950 · Barkman
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1950 · Falls Chapel
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1951 · Ben Lomond
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1951 · Ashdown West
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1951 · Ogden
USGS Topo · 1:24,000