2020 Map of Caulksville

About this map

Paris and Caulksville anchor the corners of this Logan County landscape, where the northern edge of the Ozark National Forest meets the valley of Sixmile Creek. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Horseshoe Mountain and Short Mountain, which rise sharply from the surrounding creek bottoms and small-scale agricultural plots. A network of local routes like Shaver Rd and Corley Rd connects the rural settlements of Carbon City and Etna, reflecting a long-standing pattern of dispersed hill-country habitation. Genealogists will find several notable burial sites documented, including Saint Anthony Cemetery and McVay Cemetery. The presence of the Etna Airport and numbered water bodies like Lake Number Sixteen highlight the modern utility of this area, while Dry Fork and Hurricane Creek trace the natural drainage of the Arkansas River valley foothills.