
Hamburg serves as the focal point for this late 1970s survey, showing the established town grid near the Hamburg Cemetery and the industrial activity centered around Crossett. The landscape is a network of timberlands and drainage systems, defined by the winding paths of Chemin-A-Haut Creek and the various forks of Brushy Creek. The timber industry's footprint is evident in the numerous railroad alignments, including the Missouri Pacific and several sections marked as old railroad grade, which once connected outlying settlements like Whitlow Junction and Rolfe Junction.
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