2020 Map of Beulah

About this map

Mississippi River waters define the western edge of this Bolivar County landscape, where the state boundary follows the shifting channel near Beulah Island Number 74 and the oxbow of Lake Beulah. The interior reflects a classic Delta agricultural pattern, with a grid of rural roads such as Old Malvina Rd and Beulah Rd connecting scattered communities and family burial grounds. Local history is anchored by the town of Beulah, alongside smaller clusters at Christmas, Mound City, and Symonds. The land is heavily intersected by a complex drainage network of bayous, including Laban Bayou, Dry Bayou, and the prominent Bogue Phalia to the east. Several cemeteries, such as New Hope Cem, Scotland Cem, and Waldon Cem, remain as primary genealogical markers within the plantation-style layout of the modern terrain.