1984 Map of Palestine
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
Palestine serves as the primary settlement in this corner of St. Francis County, situated where the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad meets local roads. The landscape is defined by the slow-moving L' Anguille River and its tributary Coffee Creek, which drain a region heavily partitioned into agricultural tracts. Evidence of rural life and early transportation networks appears in the scattered settlements of New Salem and Gill at the southern edge, and the uniquely named Hog Tusk to the west. This 1984 survey, produced from earlier manuscript drawings, preserves the drainage patterns and road infrastructure of eastern Arkansas before modern intensive development altered the rural township structure.
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