1966 Map of Hot Springs South

About this map

Hot Springs dominates the northern portion of this map, revealing the city's southern expansion and recreational infrastructure as it appeared in the mid-1960s and 1970s. The landscape is defined by the extensive waters of Lake Hamilton, where a complex shoreline is dotted with residential development and landmarks like the Antioch Fish Hatchery. The presence of Carpenter Dam and the Lake Catherine reservoir illustrate the region's managed water systems and hydroelectric development. Further south, the terrain transitions into the forested slopes of Trap Mountain, where a lookout tower stands watch over the Garland and Hot Spring county line.