2011 Map of Crossett North

About this map

Crossett and its northern surroundings are defined by a structured grid of rural roads and waterways during this early 21st-century period. The landscape transitions from the dense residential and civic blocks of the city center to more dispersed settlements like Pugh, Whitlow, and Bovine. Several community anchors are preserved here, including the Crossett Post Office and numerous family-named burial grounds such as Simms Cemetery and Pugh Cemetery. Water is a persistent feature of the Ashley County terrain, with Big Brushy Creek and Little Brushy Creek winding through the center, while Coffee Creek flows near the industrial and residential south. Evidence of the region’s development is seen in the proximity of North Crossett and West Crossett to the Crossett Municipal Airport, reflecting the mid-century expansion of this Arkansas timber town into a regional hub.