1965 Map of Clarkridge

About this map

The waters of Norfork Lake dominate the eastern and southern landscape of this 1960s Ozark borderland survey, with revisions from 1980 highlighting changes in the shoreline and developed areas. The settlement of Clarkridge serves as the primary hub, situated near the intersection of various creeks and ridgelines that define the terrain. Local history and genealogy are well-represented by several family-named burial sites including Maynard Cem, Bentley Ridge Cem, and Thacker Cem, which sit alongside country churches like Zion Ch and the Church of Christ. Access to the water is marked by points such as Red Bank Landing and Drenfield Landing, while the northern portion of the sheet captures the winding course of Lick Creek as it crosses the border between Arkansas and Missouri.