2024 Map of De Queen NW

About this map

Williams Mtn rises as a prominent landmark in the northwest corner of this borderland survey, which straddles the boundary between Oklahoma and Arkansas. The landscape is defined by the drainage network of the Rolling Fork and its numerous tributaries, including Ash Creek, Robinson Creek, and Cane Creek. This modern record reveals a complex grid of rural routes such as Polk Road 4 and Kellum Rd that provide access to the timbered reaches and small agricultural clearings. Cultural sites for genealogical research include the Oak Grove Cem and a second Cem located near the southern margin. The terrain transitions from higher elevations in the north toward the flatter bottomlands of Mill Creek in the south, reflecting the persistent rural character of the Sevier County and Polk County regions at the state line.