1966 Map of Hot Springs North

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Hot Springs National Park dominates the southern landscape of this 1966 survey, where the urban development of Hot Springs meets the steep ridgelines of North Mountain and Hot Springs Mountain. The map reveals a dense network of local institutions, including Ouachita Hospital, the St Joseph Hospital, and several religious schools like Second Baptist Sch and St Michaels Sch. To the northeast, the terrain shifts towards the South Fork Saline River, where the small settlement of Ozark Lithia and the Ozark Cem mark a quieter, more rural character. This edition, photorevised in 1976, shows the expansion of residential areas such as Euclid Heights and Morning Star. The presence of the Missouri Pacific and Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroads highlights the historical importance of rail transit to this resort city. Further north, isolated family landmarks like Robbins Cem and McGill Cem sit along the slopes of Glazypeau Mountain.