2020 Map of Lost Corner

About this map

Lost Corner sits within the high-relief terrain of the Ozark National Forest, marking the boundary between Pope and Van Buren counties. This mountain landscape is defined by its deep hollows and high ridges, which have historically shaped the settlement patterns of this part of Arkansas. Local families and history are tied to the specific topography of places like Victor Millsaps Hollow, Napier Hollow, and Campbell Hollow. The presence of the New Hope Cem provides a central point for genealogical interest, while numerous named peaks such as Snowlick Mtn, Armstead Mtn, and Stoebuck Mtn dominate the horizon. A network of Forest Service roads, including FR 1305 and FR 1331, provides access to the complex drainage systems of the W Prong Brushy Fork and the S Fork Little Red River, reflecting a region defined by its timber and watershed values.