2011 Map of Chapel Hill

About this map

The Oklahoma and Arkansas border defines this landscape, where State Line Rd and State Line Loop trace the boundary between McCurtain and Sevier counties. The terrain is dominated by the winding course of the Rolling Fork and its tributaries, including Cane Creek and Rock Creek. Small communities and family settlements are dispersed throughout the region, ranging from Kellum and Cheatham in the north to the curiously named Ultima Thule and Chapel Hill further south. Genealogists will find significant local history preserved in the various burial grounds scattered across the countryside, such as the Ultima Thule Cemetery, Chapel Hill Cemetery, and West Line Cemetery. To the northeast, the Rolling Fork is impacted by the De Queen Dam, creating a distinct shift from the natural riverbed to the managed waters of Glen Canyon.