2017 Map of Gravette

About this map

The northwest corner of Arkansas is defined here by the winding course of Butler Cr and the southern edge of the Ozarks. Sulphur Springs sits near the Missouri border, an area long recognized for its mineral waters, while the settlement of Gravette serves as a local hub further south. The landscape is deeply dissected by drainages like Chalybeate Cr and Spavinaw Cr, creating a series of hollows such as Rattlesnake Hollow and Rocky Dell Hollow. Several historic burial grounds, including the notably named Grand Army of the Republic Cem and Hillcrest Cem, are scattered across the townships, providing a clear map of early community centers. Local infrastructure is marked by features like the Butler Creek Bridge and a network of county roads including Spanish Treasure Rd and Bird Mountain Rd, which follow the high ridges and valley floors between the settlements of Nebo and the surrounding farmland.