2014 Map of Augusta

About this map

Augusta and its neighbor New Augusta sit along the eastern bank of the White River, serving as the focal point for this Woodruff County landscape. The map reveals a transition from the river-fed wetlands of Taylor Bay and Horseshoe Lake to a grid of agricultural land defined by irrigation canals like Main Overcup Ditch and Maple Creek. Small rural communities and intersections such as Fitzhugh, Negro Head Corner, and Union are scattered across the interior, each anchored by local landmarks including Holly Grove Cem and Mt Olive Cem. The transportation network is built upon a combination of state routes like Ar-33 and a dense system of county roads, supporting the region's long-standing connection to the river and the fertile plains. The eastern edge of the quadrangle includes the Woodruff County Airport and the settlement of Cavell, illustrating the modern infrastructure of this traditional Delta landscape.