2011 Map of Lonoke

About this map

Lonoke serves as the primary hub of this Arkansas landscape, characterized by the winding paths of Bayou Two Prairie and Bayou Meto. The map documents a blend of established town grids and agricultural infrastructure, notably the Hogan State Fish Hatchery south of the main settlement. For genealogists, the map provides precise locations for several regional burial grounds, including Hester Cemetery and Beard Cemetery in the north, and Brownsville Cemetery to the east. Smaller communities like Furlow, Brownsville, and Meto are connected by a network of local roads such as Gentry Rd and Tull Rd. The drainage patterns shown by White Oak Branch and Bakers Bayou illustrate the hydrological management essential to this low-lying prairie region, reflecting the area's continued reliance on its water resources for both industry and local utility during the early 21st century.