1935 Map of Horn Lake

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Chickasaw Bluffs dominate the eastern landscape of this 1930s survey, marking the transition from the high terrace ground down to the intricate river bottoms of the Mississippi River. The region is defined by its complex hydrology, where Horn Lake and Cormorant Lake sit amidst a network of bayous and old river channels like Cormorant Bayou and Norfolk Bayou. This period shows a well-established agrarian society centered on small settlements and dozens of community anchors, such as Morning Star Ch, Bethlehem, and Eudora.