2011 Map of Needham

About this map

Needham and the surrounding Arkansas delta landscape are defined by a meticulous grid of rural roads and scattered small settlements in this 2011 survey. The territory is punctuated by several small airfields, including the Disinger-Farrville Landing Strip in the north and the John Parker Strip further south, suggesting a landscape where aviation serves local agricultural or private needs. Waterways like Bridger Creek and Murray Creek cut across the organized road network, which includes historically named routes such as Rogers Chapel Rd and Old Bridger Rd. Small communities like Farrville, Phillips, and Gum Point anchor different sections of the quadrangle, connected by an extensive system of county roads. The southern portion of the map shows the transition toward Hergett, where the highway infrastructure becomes more complex, contrasting with the steady, quiet township structure found throughout the rest of the region.