2011 Map of Kennett North

About this map

The Saint Francis River winds through the borderlands between Missouri and Arkansas, defining a landscape marked by river islands and agricultural drainage systems. This 2011 survey captures the rural character of the region north of Kennett, where small settlements like White Oak and Frisbee are connected by a network of county roads. The terrain is notably flat, punctuated by Sevenmile Island and Ten Mile Island, which are formed by the shifting channels of the river. Evidence of local family history and community life is preserved through labels for the Nimmons Cemetery, McCulley Cemetery, and Gregory Cemetery. Further south, the map details the transition into the outskirts of town at West Kennett and Owens, alongside significant water management features like Lateral Number 2 and the West Ditch, which were essential for managing the low-lying plains of the Missouri Bootheel.