2014 Map of De Valls Bluff NE

About this map

The Cache River and Bayou De View dominate this low-lying landscape where Prairie, Woodruff, and Monroe counties converge. This interior delta region is defined by a complex network of wetlands and oxbow lakes, including Big Buck Lake, Little Buck Lake, and the elongated Long Lake. The drainage patterns, managed by Ditch Number 1 and Mud Slough, reveal the historical effort to reclaim these fertile bottomlands for agriculture. Small rural cemeteries such as Trice Cem and Ash Grove Cem serve as quiet landmarks of early settlement families, while local roads like Gin Rd and Mill Rd point to the cotton-based economy of the surrounding Arkansas plains. The map traces several bayous, including Robe Bayou and Gum Flat Bayou, which meander through the timbered reaches and agricultural grids typical of this eastern Arkansas river basin.