2020 Map of Enola

About this map

Enola and Holland sit within a landscape defined by the low, wooded ridges of the eastern Ozark foothills and the drainage network of Muddy Bayou. This survey of northeastern Faulkner County reveals a community structure centered on small settlements and rural intersections like Naylor and Garland Springs. The terrain is punctuated by distinct summits including Whitmore Mtn, Dalton Mtn, and Cascade Mtn, while the southern reaches are marked by natural passages such as Cascade Gap and Stanley Gap. Several family-named cemeteries, including Marcus Hill Cem and Heffington Cem, are distributed throughout the township, providing a clear record of local settlement patterns. Small water bodies like Nalholz Lake and creeks such as Turkey Cr and Caney Cr wind through the valleys, reflecting the area's agricultural and pastoral character. The road network, including State HWY 310 and MT Vernon RD, connects these outlying homes and landmarks to the larger rural hub of Mount Vernon.