1962 Map of Newport
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The White River carves a complex path through this segment of the Arkansas Delta, creating an intricate system of oxbows and backwaters like Horseshoe Lake, Wall Lake, and the winding Cravens Chute. The town of Newport serves as a regional anchor, with the Missouri Pacific railroad line connecting it to surrounding communities such as Diaz, Campbell Station, and Olyphant. In the northwestern corner, the terrain rises toward Surrounded Hill and Bailey Hill, contrasting with the low-lying wetlands and brakes that dominate the central river corridor.
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