1994 Map of Hazen
USGS Topo · Published 1994About this map
Hazen serves as the primary hub of this Arkansas landscape, characterized by its grid of rural roads and water management features. The town features a concentrated residential core with a High School, Armory, and Library, while an extensive network of reservoirs and ponds like Sims Reservoir and Novak Res indicates the importance of irrigation and water control in the local economy. To the north and east, the Wattensaw State Wildlife Management Area covers a significant portion of the terrain, preserves the natural character of Wattensaw Bayou and its surrounding wetlands. Smaller settlements like Tarnceville and Center Point punctuate the agricultural land, while the Railroad Prairie State Natural Area follows the path of the tracks east of town. Local history is anchored by sites such as Hazen Cemetery and the Old Bethel Cemetery, alongside family-named landmarks like Crowley Lake and Jerome Lake.
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