2014 Map of Edmondson

About this map

Edmondson and its surrounding agricultural hamlets occupy the low-lying plains of the Delta region where the Arkansas and Tennessee state line meets the Mississippi River. This landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of the river’s floodplains, featuring the sweeping curves of Cow Island Bend and a network of drainage systems including Fifteenmile Bayou and Tenmile Bayou. Small settlements like Proctor, Neuhardt, and Anthonyville are connected by a grid of rural roads such as Mudline Rd and Proctor Rd. Local history and genealogy are anchored by the Truevine Cem and Edmondson Cem, which serve these long-standing farming communities. The presence of Mounds in the northeast quadrant suggests the ancient human occupation of this alluvial land long before the modern era of commercial agriculture and river management.