2011 Map of Hackett

About this map

Pocola and Hackett anchor this borderland survey, which documents the rural character and small-town footprints of the Arkansas-Oklahoma state line at the turn of the decade. The landscape is defined by the winding waters of the James Fork and Wells Creek, while human activity is marked by a network of local roads and several small reservoirs, including Sebastian Lake and Wafford Lake. The presence of numerous burial grounds like Macedonia Cemetery and Old Hickory Cemetery provides essential context for family historians tracing early resident lineages in this region. Terrain features such as Gray Mountain and Cedar Knob break the valley floor, overlooking smaller clusters like Bonanza, Jenson, and Rock Island. This 2011 edition shows a well-established road system, transitioning from municipal streets to the numbered county routes that stitch together the farms and creek bottoms of the area.