1948 Map of Hackett
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The coal industry of the late 1940s dominates this landscape along the Arkansas-Oklahoma border, where numerous Strip mines and Coal deposits dot the hills surrounding Hackett. The regional economy is defined by the intersection of the St Louis San Francisco and Midland Valley railroads, which served as the primary conduits for transporting minerals and goods through the Midland Valley. Small settlements like Bonanza, Jenson, and Rock Island are clustered around these rail lines, with a PO Sta located in Rock Island to serve the local community.
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