2021 Map of Kennett North

About this map

The Saint Francis River forms a significant natural and political boundary in this low-lying region, carving out Sevenmile Island and Ten Mile Island as it defines the border between Arkansas and Missouri. The landscape is dominated by a complex network of drainage features such as Indian Camp Slough, Shipley Slough, and Lateral Number 2, which suggest an area heavily engineered for agricultural use. Settlements are scattered throughout this alluvial plain, including the northern portions of Kennett and the town of Nimmons. Local history is preserved in several small burial grounds like Nimmons Cem and Gregory Cem, while small communities such as White Oak and Frisbee serve as landmarks along the section lines and rural road grids that organize the terrain east of the river.