2017 Map of Huff

About this map

Huff and Midway anchor this landscape along the border of Independence, White, and Jackson Counties. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent rises including Salado Mtn, Bald Knob, and Major Harris Mtn, while the southern reaches descend toward Wildcat Bluff and Gray Hollow. Numerous family-named landmarks suggest a long-established rural community, evidenced by scattered burial grounds like Huff Cem, Riddles Cem, and Putman Cem. The drainage network is complex, with Departee Cr and Village Cr carving through the hills. This 2017 survey reflects the enduring character of these rural Arkansas uplands, where small settlements like Union Hill persist near natural features like Stanley Spring. The road network, including Batesville Blvd and Union Hill Rd, follows the contours of the land, connecting the isolated homesteads and churches of the region.