1939 Map of Felsenthal
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
Huttig stands as a primary industrial hub in this riverbound landscape where the Ouachita River and Saline River converge. This 1930s survey reveals a region defined by extensive timber operations, with numerous logging railroads threading through the lowlands to move cypress and hardwood. The town of Felsenthal sits at a critical junction of the river and the Missouri Pacific rail line, serving as a gateway to the complex network of sloughs and lakes like Grand Marais Lake and Open Lake. Beyond the industrial centers, the map documents a rural landscape of neighborhood institutions, including Smith Chapel and Wallace Sch, while the presence of an Indian Mound and the Theo Terzia State Game Preserve indicates a long history of land use. Significant ridges such as Oak Ridge and Gravel Ridge provide higher ground above the flood-prone basins of Lapile Creek.
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Editions of this 1939 Felsenthal Map
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Historical Maps of Huttig Through Time
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