2024 Map of Marmaduke

About this map

Crowleys Ridge defines the topography of this Greene County landscape, where the elevated terrain drops off into the drainage basins of Hurricane Creek and Slavens Creek. The city of Marmaduke sits at the junction of the BNSF Railway and local transit corridors, serving as a hub for the surrounding agricultural tracts. Small family and community landmarks are scattered across the quadrangle, notably the many rural burial grounds like Old Liberty Cem and Toelken Cem. The road network, including the Marmaduke-Ramers Chapel Rd and Hamilton Rd, follows a rigid section-line grid that reveals the enduring influence of the Public Land Survey System on Arkansas settlement patterns. Smaller communities like Lafe maintain their presence along these routes, illustrating the persistent rural character of the region as numerous creeks like Pigeon Roost Creek and Culver Creek wind through the lowland bottoms.