1980 Map of Bono
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
Crowleys Ridge rises above the flatlands of the Mississippi embayment, defining the eastern portion of this 1980 survey near the borders of Greene, Lawrence, and Craighead counties. The landscape is a study in contrasting drainage and elevation, where the Cache River and its associated wetlands like Bohanan Slough and Whaley Slough weave through a network of agricultural ditches. The town of Bono and the small settlement of Sedgwick serve as the primary hubs, linked by the diagonal path of the St Louis - San Francisco railroad. This rail line also passes through the minor stop of Pauls Switch, reflecting the area's historical reliance on timber and rail transport. For those researching local heritage, the map reveals numerous rural landmarks including the Old Military Cem, Bells Chapel Ch, and Love Cem, alongside several gravel pits that indicate the local extractive industry.
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