
Lake Ouachita dominates the southern half of this 1962 landscape, its sprawling shoreline reaching into the deep valleys of the Ouachita National Forest. The map documents a critical period of land management and recreation development, evidenced by the Irons Fork Recreational Area and boat access points like Cedar Fourche Landing. This controlled inundation at an elevation of 578 feet reshaped the geography of Garland County, partially submerging the drainages of Cedar Fourche and Irons Fork.
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36 maps found

1962 Avant
Garland County, AR

1966 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR

1966 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR

1966 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR

1972 Hamilton
Garland County, AR

1972 Jessieville
Garland County, AR
2011 Avant
Garland County, AR
2011 Hamilton
Garland County, AR
2011 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR
2011 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR
2011 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR
2011 Jessieville
Garland County, AR
2014 Avant
Garland County, AR
2014 Hamilton
Garland County, AR
2014 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR
2014 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR
2014 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR
2014 Jessieville
Garland County, AR
2017 Avant
Garland County, AR
2017 Hamilton
Garland County, AR
2017 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR
2017 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR
2017 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR
2017 Jessieville
Garland County, AR
2020 Avant
Garland County, AR
2020 Hamilton
Garland County, AR
2020 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR
2020 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR
2020 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR
2020 Jessieville
Garland County, AR

2024 Avant
Garland County, AR

2024 Hamilton
Garland County, AR

2024 Hempwallace
Garland County, AR

2024 Hot Springs North
Garland County, AR

2024 Hot Springs South
Garland County, AR

2024 Jessieville
Garland County, AR