
Little Rock and Argenta serve as the central hub of this late-19th-century Arkansas landscape, defined by the winding course of the Arkansas River. The map highlights a significant military presence with a red overprint marking the boundaries of Camp Pike and Ft. Logan H. Roots on the north side of the river. This 1918 reissue of the 1891 survey provides a detailed look at the region’s early industrial and transport infrastructure, featuring major rail lines like the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad and the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
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5 editions found
18 maps found

1891 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1935 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1944 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1954 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1955 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1956 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1960 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1961 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1964 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1975 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1985 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1986 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

1994 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR
2011 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR
2014 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR
2017 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR
2020 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR

2024 Little Rock
Pulaski County, AR