2011 Map of Henrico SW

About this map

White River oxbows and deltaic wetlands dominate this part of Arkansas County, where the river winds through significant geological features like Buffalo Bend and Cow Pen Bend. The landscape is a complex network of bayous and lakes, including La Grue Bayou, Paradise Bayou, and East Moon Lake, illustrating the hydrological volatility of the region before modern intervention. Small river-access points like Prairie Landing and Jacks Bay Landing represent the local interface with the water, while the Arkansas Post Canal cuts a straight path across the southern portion of the map, contrasting with the natural meandering of Honey Locust Bayou. Local history is anchored by the Malcolm Cemetery and Hockenberry Cemetery, providing specific points of interest for genealogists tracking family roots in this low-lying river country.