2000 Map of Montrose North

About this map

The Bienville National Forest dominates the western portion of this landscape, where the Newton Co Jasper Co line divides the dense woodlands from the eastern rural holdings. This 2000 revision highlights a complex network of headwaters including Tallahoma Creek, Scotchenflipper Creek, and Souenlouie Creek, which drain the undulating terrain. The human footprint is defined by a series of long-standing community centers and family landmarks, with Garlandville and Montrose anchoring the corners of the sheet. The interior is characterized by significant genealogical sites like Pilgrim Rest Cems and Pleasant Hill Cem, alongside rural spiritual centers such as Sand Ridge Ch and Oak Grove Ch. Industrial and utility infrastructure is also evident through the prominent Pipeline corridor and the Baxter Lookout Tower situated near the small settlement of Baxter.