2024 Map of Humphrey SW

About this map

Bayou Meto and Wabbaseka Bayou carve through this low-lying stretch of Arkansas and Jefferson Counties, defining a landscape dominated by complex hydrology and timbered wetlands. The area is characterized by an intricate network of drainage features, including Hurricane Slough, Bubbling Slough, and Government Cypress Slough. Human activity is concentrated along the higher ground of the eastern edge near Vallier, where rural roads like Tipton Ln and Beasley Ln provide access to agricultural fields and the Halowell Reservoir. Genealogy researchers will find the Frazier Cem and Williams Cem located in the northern reaches of the quadrangle. The map also highlights the Government Cypress Walk-in Area, preserving a segment of the cypress-filled bottomlands that once blanketed this entire region.