2014 Map of Havana

About this map

The Petit Jean River winds through the northern half of this landscape, separating the agricultural valley floors of Havana and Marvinville from the rising elevations of the Ouachita National Forest. This 2014 survey documents a region defined by its rural heritage, where family and community roots are firmly anchored by numerous burial sites such as the Havana Cemetery, Pleasant Valley Cem, and the Davis Family Cem. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly complex as the forest covers ridges drained by Mill Cr and Moss Cr. Transportation follows the valley contours, with W AR 10 Hwy and N AR 309 Hwy serving as the primary arteries for these communities. The map provides a clear record of local geography, from the quiet settlement of Walnut Grove to the distinct drainage of Blackman Hollow, illustrating the balance between managed forest lands and private homesteads.