1935 Map of Augusta
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
The meandering White River dominates this mid-1930s landscape, weaving a complex network of oxbow lakes and sloughs through Jackson, White, and Woodruff Counties. The settlement of Augusta serves as a focal point along the riverbank, supported by the Missouri Pacific RR which connects smaller stops like New Augusta and Ruffwood Sta. This era represents a river-driven economy transitioning toward improved overland travel, as seen in the designation of Ark State Highway No 64 and the presence of numerous family-named landings and ferries including Hames Ferry and Goad Ferry.
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