Pinson Mounds Arch State Park anchors the northern reaches of this landscape, preserving the complex of the Pinson Indian Mounds and the prominent Great Central Mound near the S Fork Forked Deer River. This area reflects a long continuity of human presence, from ancient earthworks to the 21st-century residential and commercial growth of Henderson. The road network connects older hubs like Montezuma and Pinson, while the naming of thoroughfares like Wilson School Rd and Airport Rd hints at the community's local infrastructure and educational history.
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1936 · Mt. Peter
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1949 · Mt. Peter
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1950 · Jackson South
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1953 · Beech Bluff
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1955 · Luray
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1956 · Blytheville
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1959 · Blytheville
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1961 · Medon
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1961 · Silerton
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1961 · Henderson
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