
Pigeon Roost Mountain and Little Mazarn Mountain define the high ground of this section of the Ouachita National Forest at the crossroads of Montgomery, Garland, and Hot Spring counties. The landscape is a network of ridges and drainages where small settlements like Alamo, Mazarn, and Old Bonnerdale developed along the winding course of Mazarn Creek. For those tracing local families, the map includes several small burial grounds such as Howton Cem, Wacaster Cem, and Adams Cem. The transition from the more established Bonnerdale in the southeast to the higher ridges of Monistary Ridge reflects the settlement patterns typical of these mountain valleys, where homes and roads like Caddo Gap Rd follow the natural contours of the creek beds.
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1890 Mt Ida
Montgomery County, AR

1936 Athens
Montgomery County, AR

1942 Athens
Montgomery County, AR

1962 Fannie
Montgomery County, AR

1962 Mc Graw Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

1966 Bonnerdale
Montgomery County, AR

1980 Polk Creek Mtn
Montgomery County, AR

1982 Lake Ouachita
Montgomery County, AR

1985 Brushy Creek Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

1986 Reed Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

1986 Sims
Montgomery County, AR

1986 Story
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Bonnerdale
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Brushy Creek Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Fannie
Montgomery County, AR

2024 McGraw Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Polk Creek Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Reed Mountain
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Sims
Montgomery County, AR

2024 Story
Montgomery County, AR