2011 Map of Jeanette

About this map

Blackfish Bayou winds through the heart of this Crittenden County landscape, serving as a central drainage feature for the surrounding agricultural plains. The area is defined by a series of small, interconnected settlements including Jennette, Jeanette, and Shearerville, which are positioned along the primary transit corridors. A significant network of bayous and lakes, such as Wildcat Bayou, Buck Lake, and Shell Lake, illustrates the low-lying, water-dependent nature of the Arkansas Delta. Local history is deeply embedded in the land through numerous small burial grounds, including Mount Beulah Cemetery and Pilgrim Rest Cemetery, which often represent the only remaining landmarks of earlier community centers. The presence of Bernard Manor Airport and the intersection of modern interstate and local routes, like County Rd-37 and Jennette Rd, highlight the shift toward more modern transportation and regional connectivity.