2012 Map of Eureka Springs

About this map

Eureka Springs serves as the focal point of this Northwest Arkansas landscape, where the unique topography influenced the development of its winding residential streets and mountain landmarks. Significant geological and cultural features like Pivot Rock and Mount Oberammergau stand alongside more contemporary developments such as Holiday Island near the Missouri border. The map documents a complex hydrological network including the Kings River, Osage Creek, and the waters near Lake Leatherwood Dam. For genealogists and local historians, the sheet provides precise locations for several burial grounds, including the Eureka Springs Cemetery, Oak Hill Cemetery, Gaskins Switch Cemetery, and Grandview Cemetery. The proximity of the Carroll County Airport and the winding course of Leatherwood Creek illustrate the intersection of modern infrastructure with the area's natural spring-fed geography, including the notable Magnetic Spring site.