
The community of Pearcy sits at the base of Pearcy Mountain, serving as a central point in this varied landscape where the foothills meet the forest. To the north, the Ouachita National Forest covers much of the terrain, while the southern reaches transition into the rural residential areas of Mount Moriah and Oma. The map highlights a network of waterways including Meyers Creek, Little Mazarn Creek, and Lost Creek, which drain the ridges and valleys of Garland and Hot Spring Counties. Genealogists will find several burial grounds of local significance, including McDowell Cem, Cross Roads Cem, and Oma Cem. This detailed survey illustrates the modern road network, from major routes like Airport Rd and Amity Rd to more remote paths like Old Dallas Rd and Nubbin Ridge Rd, reflecting the area's continued growth and its connection to the surrounding Ouachita highlands.
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