
The confluence of the White River and the Little Red River dominates this hydrological landscape in the eastern corner of White County. The settlement of Georgetown sits at a sharp bend in the White River, positioned near the White Co Woodruff Co line. North of the town, the river system carves a complex series of oxbows and points including Devils Elbow, Graham Point, and Postal Bend. The terrain is defined by an intricate network of waterways, with Glaise Creek and Bear Slough feeding into the river system amidst numerous lakes like Hackelton Lake and Wolf Lake.
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