1981 Map of Eudora NW

About this map

The low-lying alluvial plains along the border of Ashley and Chicot Counties are defined by a complex network of meandering waterways and drainage systems. Published in 1982, this survey illustrates a landscape dominated by agricultural development, punctuated by rural landmarks such as Brown Chapel and Aulds Ch. The intricate hydrology of the region is evident in the winding courses of Big Bayou, Crooked Bayou, and Dry Bayou, alongside engineered features like Canal No 2. Numerous wells and flumes across the terrain suggest the critical role of water management for local farming in this portion of southeast Arkansas. Small tributaries such as Fleschmans Creek and Hogpen Creek feed into the larger bayou system, creating a distinct environmental pattern typical of the Mississippi Delta's western edge.