1980 Map of Beedeville
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
The low-lying wetlands and agricultural drainages of the Arkansas Delta define this 1980 survey, where the town of Beedeville sits at a crossroads amidst a complex network of waterways. The landscape is dominated by the Cache River and Bayou De View, with human intervention visible through the extensive channelization of Cow Lake Ditch and Flag Slough Ditch. This era shows a community deeply tied to the land, featuring localized landmarks such as the Fish Hatchery and several rural burial grounds including Eight Mile Cem, Walker Cem, and Jones Cem. The map provides a precise look at the intersection of three counties—Jackson, Poinsett, and Cross—along the Fifth Principal Meridian. Traces of local social life are anchored by Citizenship Ch, while a small Landing Strip and the Lateral road network reflect the region's mid-century aviation and infrastructure development.
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