2014 Map of Cornerville

About this map

The rural timberlands and creek bottoms where Cleveland, Lincoln, and Drew counties converge are detailed in this 2014 survey. Small settlements and family-named homesteads define the landscape, particularly around Cornerville and the agricultural pocket of Rock Springs. The area's social history is anchored by its many burial grounds, including the Newton Chapel Cem near Newton Chapel and the Blankenship Cem further south. A dense network of waterways, such as Tenmile Cr, Sevenmile Cr, and the slow-moving Beaver Slough, crisscrosses the terrain, influencing the layout of local roads like Klondike Rd and Sullivan Rd. This map captures a corner of Arkansas where rural life remains centered on small church congregations and the winding paths of the region's numerous creeks.