1983 Map of Mc Cormick

About this map

Agricultural precision and water management define this Poinsett County landscape, where a dense network of drainage channels such as Ditch No 11 and Ditch No 18 grid the terrain. The community of McCormick sits centrally, while the transition between Old Weona and the more modern Weona reflects the shifting settlement patterns of the Arkansas Delta. These small rural hubs are connected by section-line roads and specialized infrastructure like the Elevated Canal, designed to manage the flat, flood-prone geography of the region. Local heritage is preserved through landmarks like Promised Land Ch and Mt Zion Ch, which serve as anchors for the surrounding farmsteads. To the southeast, the massive Oak Donnick Floodway dominates the topography, marking the boundary of the intensive ditch system and the start of controlled overflow zones.