2014 Map of Ben Lomond

About this map

Ben Lomond and the surrounding southwestern Arkansas lowlands are defined by the winding course of the Little River, which serves as a natural boundary between Sevier and Little River counties. The landscape transitions from the upland settlements of Cowlingsville and Brownstown toward the expansive waters of Millwood Lake and a complex network of sloughs and oxbows, including Grassy Lake, Trout Lake, and Davis Slough. This modern survey illustrates how traditional rural communities are integrated into the riparian environment, with long-established sites like Ben Lomond Cem and Brownstown Cem providing vital touchpoints for local genealogy. The southern portion of the map highlights the distinct geographical features of White Cliffs and the wetlands along Big Slough, while the northeastern corner captures the community of Shiloh near the Saline River, reflecting the diverse water-based topography that has shaped settlement patterns in this region for generations.