2014 Map of Knobel

About this map

The town of Knobel serves as a central hub for this northeast Arkansas landscape, where the flatlands of the Delta meet an intricate system of water management. To the northwest, the winding course of the Black River is flanked by Gum Slough and Thwait Lake, illustrating the natural drainage patterns of the region. The area's agricultural character is evident in the grid-like network of rural roads and the engineered waterways like Kramer Ditch and Cache River Ditch Number 1, which have long defined local land use. For those tracing family histories, several local landmarks provide essential points of reference, including Saint Bernard Cem just west of town, as well as the Bond Cem and Gilchrist Cem. The small settlement of Walnut Grove sits near the northern boundary, while features like Poyner Lake and Cache Lake dot the low-lying terrain, highlighting the persistent presence of water in this part of Clay County.