2017 Map of Buckner

About this map

Bayou Dorcheat meanders through the center of this landscape, forming the natural boundary between Lafayette and Columbia counties. This recent survey shows the development of Stamps and Buckner along the northern rail corridor, where street grids like E Antigo St and Thula St meet rural routes. The map is particularly useful for genealogical research, documenting several burial sites including Lakeside Cem near Lake June, Oak Grove Cem, and Patterson Cem further south. The eastern portion is dominated by the expansive Lake Columbia, while the southern reaches near McKamie and Lerch are defined by the convergence of smaller tributaries like Beech Cr and Holly Cr. The transition from the town blocks of Stamps to the vast water bodies and creek bottoms illustrates the enduring importance of water resources in this Arkansas timber and oil region.