2011 Map of Beebe

About this map

Beebe and Ward serve as the primary hubs in this White County landscape, where the flatlands are defined by an intricate network of waterways including Cypress Bayou, Bull Creek, and Gum Creek. The map documents a blend of established residential grids and smaller rural settlements such as Stony Point, Barrentine Corner, and Apple Hill. Genealogists will find particular value in the placement of the Apple Hill Cemetery and Rock Hill Cemetery, which are preserved alongside family-named landmarks like Stoney Point Church Rd and Marvin Fisher Rd. The presence of Railroad St in the heart of Beebe underscores the historical importance of the rail corridor in shaping the town's development. Small-scale drainage features like Red Cut Slough and Sims Branch highlight the area's low-lying character, while various spur roads like Hwy 321 Spur indicate modern connectivity between these early Arkansas communities.