2021 Map of Cypress
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
Cypress and Perks occupy a landscape defined by the complex hydrology of the Cache River basin, where the triple borders of Johnson, Union, and Pulaski counties meet. This 2021 study reveals a region characterized by low-lying wetlands and significant natural features like Limekiln Slough and Little Black Slough, interspersed with prominent elevations such as Round Bluff and Turner Bluff. The southern portion of the map shows the proximity of Grand Chain and New Grand Chain near the Ulrich Lake area, reflecting a long-standing pattern of settlement near the river's fertile bottomlands.
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