2014 Map of Jasmine

About this map

Belcher and Jasmine sit at the center of this landscape where the boundaries of White and Prairie Counties meet. This region is defined by a dense network of slow-moving waterways and bottomlands, including the wide Bayou Des Arc and the expansive Coitier Basin near the southern edge. The terrain is marked by subtle rises such as Big Greenbrier Hill and Little Greenbrier Hill, which provide relief from the surrounding wetlands like Blind Basin and Jarvers Lake. Local history is anchored by the Belcher Cem and Griffin Cem, while the presence of the Tripp Strip Airport at Showalters Corner indicates the area's continued integration into regional transport networks. The map details a complex system of drainage, from Raft Cr in the north to Lake Des Arc in the southeast, illustrating the hydrological character of this Arkansas deltaic borderland.