2011 Map of Gleason

About this map

Toad Suck Ferry and the surrounding riverfront communities define this reach of the Arkansas River just west of Conway. This survey captures a landscape of significant hydraulic engineering, featuring numerous water control structures such as the Jones Lake Dam Number Two and the Ouachita Creek Watershed Site One Dam. The map documents established local centers like Gleason and Toad Suck, while providing essential data for genealogists through the locations of Salem Cemetery, Stony Point Cemetery, and Casey Cemetery. To the north, the transition from the Portland Bottoms to the heights of Jefferson Mountain illustrates the varied topography of Faulkner County. Modern residential expansion is evident in the street grids near Lake Carol-Dan, contrasting with the more dispersed rural settlements at Nogal and New Dixie.