1967 Map of Indian Bay SE

About this map

The White River meanders through a complex delta landscape of oxbows and bottomlands in this mid-1960s survey. Much of the terrain is defined by the White River National Wildlife Refuge, where the river creates a dense network of secondary channels like Big Island Chute and White River Chute. These waterways isolate landforms such as Lone Willow Point and Hog Point, surrounded by a myriad of named water bodies including Cocklebur Lakes, Big White Lake, and Covington Lake. Small settlements and landmarks are clustered near the banks, notably Hortons Landing and the Chute Cem. To the south, the landscape transitions into a web of drainage features like Hurricane Bayou and Essex Bayou, illustrating the intricate hydrology of the Arkansas and Phillips county borderlands before further modern alteration.