2024 Map of Nathan

About this map

The boundary lines of Howard, Pike, and Hempstead counties converge in this rural Arkansas landscape, anchored by the community of Nathan. The terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Muddy Fork, Brushy Creek, and Bacon Creek, which flow through a region characterized by small settlements and scattered homesteads. Genealogical interests are well-served by the presence of several burial grounds, such as Old Corinth Cem and the nearby Corinth Cem in the town of Corinth, along with Mount Pleasant Cem to the west. Evidence of local infrastructure is found at the Howard County Airport and the small siding of Tokio in the southeast corner. The map traces the transition from the upland reaches of the Ouachita foothills toward the coastal plain, with winding country routes like Kizzia Farm Rd and Gyp Mine Rd providing access to the area's timber and agricultural lands.