2011 Map of Lake Catherine

About this map

Lake Catherine serves as the central focal point for this region southeast of Hot Springs, formed by the winding Ouachita River. By the early 21st century, the shoreline had become heavily subdivided with residential developments like Diamondhead and Shorewood Hills, while maintaining recreational landmarks such as Camp Couchdale and Camp Tanako. The map illustrates the sophisticated water management infrastructure of the era, including the Remmel Dam and the Crouchwood Lake Dam, which regulate the river's flow through the gaps of Narrow Mountain and Cook Mountain. Evidence of the area's industrial past and local genealogy remains visible through labels for the Jones Mills Post Office and the Jones Mills settlement, as well as the Price Cemetery and Irwin Cemetery. The northern landscape is defined by the heights of Bald Mountain, while the southern reaches transition into the drainage basins of North Fork Blakely Creek and Jackson Creek.