2024 Map of Maumee

About this map

The Buffalo National River corridor anchors this portion of the Ozarks, where the river carves through a landscape of deep hollows and high ridges. Significant historical infrastructure remains visible in the Missouri And North Arkansas Railroad Grade, which follows the terrain along the river's southern banks. Local community life is centered around the small settlements of Tomahawk and Maumee, with the Tomahawk Baptist Church and nearby Tomahawk Cem serving as central landmarks for regional genealogy. The map reveals a network of family-named features like Granny Price Hollow and Green Haw Hollow, typical of the deeply dissected topography in the Marion and Searcy County borderlands. Numerous small burial grounds, including Burns Cem and Caney Cem, are tucked away in the drainage basins of Tomahawk Creek and Barren Fork, marking the early settlement patterns of these isolated valleys.