1961 Map of Menifee

About this map

Menifee serves as a central hub on this map, situated where the Missouri Pacific railroad corridor and Route 64 parallel the low-lying terrain near Tank Lake. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Cadron Creek, which forms the boundary between Conway and Faulkner counties, and a series of smaller waterways like Cypress Creek and Caney Creek. This 1961 survey provides a clear view of rural community infrastructure, showing several churches such as Mt Hebrew Ch and Pilgrim Rest Ch, alongside educational landmarks like the County Training Sch. The terrain rises toward Ragsdale Mtn in the northwest, while the southern section is dominated by the meandering Miller Bayou and Old River Lake, illustrating the hydrological transition from upland ridges to bottomland basins typical of this part of Arkansas.