1981 Map of Crawfordsville

About this map

Crawfordsville serves as the primary hub of this eastern Arkansas landscape, where a grid of rural roads and drainage infrastructure defines the agricultural character of the late twentieth century. Small, scattered communities such as Vincent, Ebony, and Lehi are connected by a network of bayous, including Dry Bayou and Alligator Bayou, which wind through the flat terrain. The area is dotted with local landmarks and religious centers that highlight its social geography, such as Corinthian Ch and Oak Grove Ch.