1979 Map of Naylor
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
The Little Black River winds through the northwestern corner of this 1970s landscape, marking the transition from the rolling elevations of Washington and Varner into the drainage-intensive lowlands of the southeast. The town of Naylor serves as a primary hub, situated near the Masonic Cem and Barfield Cem, while the Missouri Pacific line cuts a straight path across the terrain toward Neelyville. A complex network of ditches and sloughs, including Guines Slough and Cypress Slough, defines the local water management, reflecting the area's agricultural foundations.
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