
Sherwood and Jacksonville anchor the southern portion of this Pulaski County landscape, where the modern urban footprint meets the winding waters of Bayou Meto. The map documents a complex mix of residential expansion and significant military installations, most notably the Little Rock Air Force Base and a portion of NG Camp Joseph T Robinson. The terrain rises from the bayou lowlands toward prominent elevations like Billy Goat Hill and Big Rock Hill, creating a varied topography that has influenced the placement of older crossroads communities such as Olmstead and Macon. Family and local history is preserved in sites like Harmony Cem and the Gibson Memorial Cem, while the hydrologic network is defined by numerous smaller catchments including Hatcher Lake Number One and Laman Lake.
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22 maps found

1893 Camp Pike
Pulaski County, AR

1935 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1941 Olmstead
Pulaski County, AR

1943 Pinnacle Mtn
Pulaski County, AR

1954 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1954 Olmstead
Pulaski County, AR

1954 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR

1961 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1961 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR

1963 Ferndale
Pulaski County, AR

1975 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1975 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR

1986 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1986 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR

1987 Olmstead
Pulaski County, AR

1994 Ferndale
Pulaski County, AR

1994 Mc Almont
Pulaski County, AR

1994 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR

1996 Olmstead
Pulaski County, AR

2024 Ferndale
Pulaski County, AR

2024 Olmstead
Pulaski County, AR

2024 Pinnacle Mountain
Pulaski County, AR