1981 Map of Mc Arthur

About this map

McArthur sits at the heart of this Arkansas Delta landscape, where the sinuous curves of Bayou Macon and Little Bayou Macon dominate the terrain. The region’s agricultural character is evidenced by an extensive network of drainage features such as Coon Bayou, Boggy Slough, and Big Boggy Slough, alongside large irrigation reservoirs. The Missouri Pacific Railroad cuts a diagonal path through the quadrangle, serving as a primary transportation artery through the alluvial flats. Local heritage is concentrated in small rural pockets, specifically around community anchors like Mt Zion Church and Palestine Church, each with its own associated burial ground. To the south, the edge of the McGehee Municipal Airport and a Radio Tower signal the transition toward more modern infrastructure, while the presence of a Sandpit and Industrial labeling highlights the area's resource extraction and utility.