1979 Map of Cotter
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The winding White River defines the landscape of this 1979 orthophotograph, carving deep loops through the terrain of Marion and Baxter Counties. This imagery, captured by the Geological Survey and the Soil Conservation Service, provides a detailed view of the regional centers of Cotter and Flippin at a time of established lakeside and riverfront development. To the north, the expanse of Bull Shoals Lake meets the upper reaches of the river, while the settlement of Lakeview sits near the water's edge. The high-altitude photography reveals the intricate patterns of forest and cleared farmland, showing how local communities like Gassville and Fairview integrated with the dramatic river bends. Crooked Creek is also visible, threading through the southwestern portion of the quadrangle before its eventual confluence with the White River.
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