2014 Map of McRae

About this map

Cypress Bayou meanders along the boundary of White, Lonoke, and Prairie Counties, defining the drainage of this central Arkansas landscape. The settlement of McRae sits at a transportation nexus, while the eastern edge of Beebe shows the transition from town residential blocks to the agricultural outskirts. The map identifies several family-named burial sites, including Cheek Cem, Bryles Cem, and Bass Cem, which serve as vital markers for local genealogical research. Water features dominate the lowlands, from the larger Cane Creek Lake to smaller bodies like White Lake and Cobb Lake. Local transit is represented by a network of rural routes such as Wagon Train Rd and Campground Rd, reflecting the area's development pattern of scattered farmsteads and small subdivisions like Young Subdivision.