2014 Map of Pettigrew

About this map

The White River and its headwater tributaries, including the E Prong White River and Baldwin Cr, carve through the high elevations of the Ozark National Forest on this modern survey of the Madison County highlands. The small settlements of Dutton and Pettigrew serve as central points in a landscape defined by deep hollows and prominent ridges, such as Watson Ridge and Horn Ridge. For local history researchers, the map identifies several family-named burial sites including Dutton Cem, Watson Cem, and Adkins Cem, which are often the primary remaining markers of early rural communities in this region. The terrain is marked by notable high points like Garrett Mtn and Keck Knob, while the road network is dominated by Ar 16 and Ar 23, following the natural contours of the river valleys. This survey captures the rural character and preservation of the forest lands where Madison, Franklin, and Johnson counties meet.