
Floyd and the surrounding White County uplands are characterized by a series of prominent ridges and peaks that overlook the winding course of Bayou Des Arc. The terrain is defined by named elevations such as Dugout Mtn, Des Arc Mtn, and Nipper Mtn, which rise above a network of smaller drainages including Cane Creek and Bull Creek. The map shows a rural landscape where small communities like Antioch and Gravel Hill are connected by a system of country roads and lanes, many bearing local family names. Genealogists may find value in the location of the Quattlebaum Cem and Gray Cem, while the inclusion of landmarks like Peanut Ridge and Red Rock Mtn illustrates the specific geological character of this region. The northern portion of the map is particularly water-rich, featuring Sutton Creek and Hog Thief Creek as they feed into the primary bayou system.
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1953 · Memphis
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1956 · Memphis
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1956 · Russellville
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1962 · Letona
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1963 · Rose Bud
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1963 · Garner
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1963 · Floyd
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1963 · Mount Vernon
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1963 · Sidon
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1963 · Beebe
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