1964 Map of Belfast

About this map

Belfast serves as a central point of interest in this Arkansas survey, situated near the boundary where Saline and Grant Counties meet. The landscape is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Wet Lost Creek, Hurricane Creek, and the curiously named Skullbone Creek. Small centers of rural life are scattered throughout the hills, marked primarily by country churches and cemeteries. Mars Hill Ch stands to the north, while Palestine Ch and Corinth Ch anchor the southern reaches of the quadrangle. Local industry and infrastructure are represented by several Gravel Pits and two prominent pipeline corridors that traverse the terrain, alongside family-named landmarks like Lake Kay and Beard Branch. This edition includes updates from the early 1980s, revealing later woodland expansion over the original 1960s topographic base.