1941 Map of Cabot

About this map

Cabot stands as the primary rail hub on this 1941 survey, anchored by the Missouri Pacific railroad as it cuts through the undulating landscape of Lonoke and Pulaski Counties. The area is defined by a dense network of rural community centers, including Holland and the distinctive Quapaw Mineral Springs. A high concentration of country churches serves the surrounding farmsteads, with landmarks such as Pleasant Valley Ch, Mt Tabor Ch, and Ebenezer Ch marking the social geography of the era.