2011 Map of Humphrey

About this map

Humphrey and the small settlement of Therese sit at the center of this 2011 Arkansas landscape, where the flat alluvial terrain is defined by a dense network of natural and engineered waterways. The meandering course of Bayou Meto and Crooked Creek dominate the drainage pattern, while the presence of Big Ditch and drainage features like Lateral Number 5 and Lateral Number 3 indicate a managed agricultural environment. Local genealogy and history are anchored at the Flynn Cemetery to the north and Bayou Meto Cemetery to the south. Further south, the Randolph Reservoir and its associated Randolph Reservoir Dam provide significant water management infrastructure, while Glenwood Lake sits tucked into a bend of the bayou, reflecting the region's reliance on these aquatic features for both drainage and recreation.