1987 Map of Cato

About this map

Camp Joseph T Robinson dominates the central landscape of this survey, defining a transition between the northern reaches of Pulaski County and the Faulkner County line. The map illustrates a period when military reservation boundaries coincided with a mix of rural settlements and emerging residential patterns. To the south, the community of Morgan and the Immaculate Heart of Mary School represent established local centers, while small crossroads like Brockington Corner and Gentry Corner mark older navigation points. The varied terrain is shaped by Clifton Mountain and the Rock Ridge, with several drainages like White Oak Bayou and Kellogg Creek carving through the hills. This document is particularly valuable for tracing local genealogy and land use, documenting numerous small landmarks including the Mt Psyam Cemetery and Cedar Heights Church.