1963 Map of Quitman

About this map

Quitman serves as the primary hub in this early 1960s landscape, positioned near the boundary of Cleburne and Van Buren counties. The topography is defined by the significant presence of Greers Ferry Reservoir in the northeast, where Goff Point, Stark Point, and Bean Point reach into the recently formed waters of Goff Cove. This era shows the transition of the region from purely terrestrial river valleys to a reservoir-centric landscape, with the historic Treaty Boundary still clearly marked across the hills near Center Post.