2011 Map of De Queen NW

About this map

Robinson Creek and the Rolling Fork dominate this landscape along the Oklahoma-Arkansas border, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of secondary roads and local routes. The area is marked by a history of transit and small-scale settlement, evidenced by the presence of Mill Creek Cemetery and the path of Old Hochatown Rd. The road network, including numerous designated routes like Polk Road 4 and Kellum Rd, suggests a region organized around timber interests or rural residency. A notable geographic detail is the proximity of Bellah Mine Rd near Bellah Creek, pointing toward a legacy of mineral extraction in this borderland. Several smaller waterways, such as Ash Creek and Cane Creek, drain the ridges between these major drainage basins.