2011 Map of Fayetteville

About this map

Fayetteville and the surrounding Washington County hills are documented here in detail during a period of modern expansion. The sprawling campus of the University of Arkansas and its nearby University of Arkansas Experimental Farm dominate the central landscape, while the city's deep historical roots are visible through a significant concentration of burial grounds, including the Fayetteville National Cemetery, the Confederate Cemetery, and the Walker Cemetery. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent rises such as Mount Sequoyah and Washington Mountain, which separate the residential blocks of the city from the industrial corridors near Fayette Junction. To the south, aviation and rural heritage intersect at Drake Field and Raid Mountain, showing the edge where the urban grid of the university town gives way to the ridges and hollows of the Arkansas landscape.