2017 Map of Eula

About this map

The Buffalo National River corridor dominates the northern half of this landscape, carving through steep terrain marked by prominent landmarks like Point Peter and The Narrows. This region on the border of Newton and Searcy Counties is characterized by isolated settlements and a dense network of cemeteries that serve as vital markers for family historians. Small communities such as Woolum, Flat, and Bass are connected by winding county roads that navigate a series of deep hollows, including Ed Clair Hollow and Puss Hollow. To the south, the Ozark National Forest encompasses high points like Barlow Christian Mtn and Iceledo Mtn, while the Ozark Highlands Trail provides a continuous path through the timber. The map also highlights numerous family-named burial sites like Hendrix Cem and Taylor Cem, alongside geological features such as John Reddell Bluff and Stack Rock.