Ben Lomond and the surrounding Sevier and Little River County borderlands are defined by the convergence of the Saline River and the sprawling waters of Millwood Lake. This landscape is characterized by a mix of low-lying wetlands and distinct ridges, such as W Bois D'Arc Ridge and E Bois D'Arc Ridge, which separate the river bottoms from the upland settlements. Smaller communities like Brownstown, White Cliffs, and Cowlingsville are connected by a network of local routes including State Hwy 317. Genealogists will find several burial sites preserved on this sheet, including Ben Lomond Cem, Brownstown Cem, and Wrights Chapel Cem. The map captures the hydrological complexity of the region, where tributaries like Trent Cr and Wilson Cr feed into the expansive sloughs and lake systems of the south.
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1950 · Ashdown East
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1950 · Ashdown West
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1950 · Red Bluff
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1950 · Ben Lomond
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1950 · Falls Chapel
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1951 · Ben Lomond
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1951 · Ashdown West
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1951 · Red Bluff
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1951 · Falls Chapel
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1951 · Ashdown East
USGS Topo · 1:24,000