
Campbell and Holcomb anchor this landscape where the Missouri Bootheel meets the Arkansas border. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the Saint Francis River, which serves as the natural boundary between Dunklin and Clay counties. This riverine environment includes landforms like Sevenmile Island and Canaan Island, illustrating how the waterway has historically shaped local property and political lines. An extensive network of drainage features, such as Ditch Number 1 and Main Ditch District Number 17, highlights the engineering required to manage the flat, low-lying agricultural lands of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain.
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