1966 Map of Geneva

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The Cossatot River winds southward through Sevier County, defining the central landscape of this mid-1960s survey. The river's path is marked by a Gaging Station and the branching waters of Mound Slough, illustrating the importance of water management and topography in this rural Arkansas region. Small community centers like Geneva and Red Wing anchor the local geography, while the presence of the Bethel Lookout Tower on a prominent elevation suggests the region's managed timber and forest resources. Rural life is well-documented through numerous ecclesiastical and burial sites, including the Woffords Chapel Cem, Piney Grove Cem, and Geneva Ch. The land is divided into historic townships such as Bear Creek and Red Colony, with industrial activity evidenced by several Gravel Pits and a Quarry scattered across the creek-cut terrain.