1961 Map of Gleason

About this map

The Arkansas River carves a sweeping path through this 1961 landscape, defining the boundaries of Faulkner, Conway, and Perry Counties. The Toad Suck Ferry provides a vital river crossing point near the community of Toad Suck, a location anchored by the nearby Bethel Ch. To the north, the Pacific railroad line runs parallel to Cadron Ridge and Cypress Creek, passing through the town of Gleason. This survey captures the rural character of the river valley before modern infrastructure changes, showing a network of small settlements like Nogal, Stony Point, and New Dixie. Family history is preserved at sites such as Casey Cem and Stony Point Cem, while the terrain is marked by significant heights including Jefferson Mountain and Toms Mountain.