1961 Map of Mc Almont

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Camp Joseph T Robinson dominates the northwestern corner of this Pulaski County landscape, while the urban expansion of North Little Rock and Sherwood presses into the surrounding wetlands and creek basins. The 1961 field survey, updated with 1970s aerial data, reveals a transition from industrial hubs and rail yards to developing suburban pockets. A dense network of three major railroads—the Missouri Pacific, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, and St Louis Southwestern—converges near Protho Junction and Rose City, illustrating the area's role as a vital transportation corridor. To the south and east, the natural oxbows and meanders of Ink Bayou and Stark Bend define the low-lying terrain near Faulkner Lake. Local landmarks like Drive-in Theater and Dayton Chapel are visible alongside several small neighborhood churches and schools including Berea Chapel and Rose City Jr High School.