1943 Map of England
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
England serves as the primary hub in this Lonoke County landscape, where the St Louis Southwestern Railroad cuts through the southwestern corner. The region is defined by an intricate network of waterways like Indian Bayou, Salt Bayou, and Crooked Creek, which shaped the placement of early settlements and agricultural boundaries. This 1937 survey, published during the war years, reveals a dense distribution of rural institutions including the Macedonia Sch and Tomberlins Sch, alongside numerous country churches such as Shiloh Ch and Green Olive Ch. The drainage patterns, marked by features like Metor Ditch and Polecat Bayou, reflect the intensive land management required for farming in the Arkansas delta. Genealogists can trace family footprints through various school districts and the Mulberry Cem, which stands south of the main town site.
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