1970 Map of New Edinburg

About this map

New Edinburg stands at the southwestern edge of this Arkansas landscape, where the terrain begins to slope toward the bottomlands of the Saline River. The area is defined by a dense network of country churches and small family burial grounds that reflect the deep-rooted community structure of Cleveland County. Landmarks such as Hebron Ch, St Francis Ch, and Piney Grove Ch appear alongside family-named sites like Marks Cem and Moseley Cem. In the northeast, the settlement of Mt Elba is positioned near the river's winding course and the neighboring Mt Elba Ch. The hydrography is particularly detailed, tracing the winding paths of Hall Creek, Cottonmouth Creek, and Frazier Creek as they drain into the river valley, while Crane Lake provides a distinct landmark in the eastern flats.