1963 Map of Garner

About this map

Garner sits at the junction of rail and road in the southeastern corner of this White County survey, marked by its Garner Sch and its position along the Missouri Pacific line. The landscape transitions from the southern wetlands near Bayou Des Arc and Swan Ponds to the elevated ridges of the north. Significant rural landmarks include the Sixteenth Section Ch and Coppers Springs Ch, serving communities settled along the local branches and hollows. Near the northern border, the southern edge of Searcy appears with the Searcy Country Club, while the rest of the terrain is defined by agriculture and natural drainage. Local family history is rooted in sites like Weir Cem and Gum Springs Cem, while industrial markers such as a Compressor Station and a Radio Tower signal the infrastructure of the early 1960s.