1962 Map of Pangburn

About this map

Pangburn serves as the central hub of this mid-century survey, situated where the terrain transitions from the elevations of Bruce Mountain and Marsh Mountain Creek toward the winding course of the Little Red River. The map documents a rural landscape defined by small settlements and family burial grounds, including Hickory Flat, McJester, and Barnett Cem. An Old Railroad Grade cutting through the western section provides a clear trace of former transport infrastructure that once connected these White County communities. Cultural landmarks such as the Full Gospel Ch and Pine View Ch are scattered throughout the township divisions, while industrial activity is noted at several Gravel Pits and a Shale Pit. The inclusion of a Flowing Well and various creek systems like Big Creek underscores the importance of local water resources in this agricultural and timber region.