
Ashdown serves as the primary hub of this Little River County region, where the KCS railroad corridor intersects a grid of residential streets including E Main St and S Constitution Ave. The landscape to the east and north is defined by the winding course of the Little River, which creates complex hydrological features like Jack Island and the oxbow-rich wetlands near Yarborough Landing. This contemporary survey illustrates the area's mix of industrial and rural land use, from the Nacoosa Paper Retention Pond in the southwest to the quiet agricultural settlements of Peytonville and Fomby. Local history is preserved in several family and community burial grounds, such as Cook Cem, Hicks Cem, and Newsome Cem, which are tucked away among the many creek branches like Bell Branch and Hurricane Creek that drain into the river system.
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1950 Ashdown East
Little River County, AR

1950 Ashdown West
Little River County, AR

1951 Arden
Little River County, AR

1951 Arkinda
Little River County, AR

1951 Ashdown East
Little River County, AR

1951 Ashdown West
Little River County, AR

2024 Arden
Little River County, AR

2024 Arkinda
Little River County, AR

2024 Ashdown East
Little River County, AR

2024 Ashdown West
Little River County, AR