2011 Map of Rea Valley

About this map

Crooked Creek meanders through the northern hills of Marion County, where the community of Rea Valley serves as a local crossroads. The landscape is defined by its deep drainages and named hollows, including John Treat Hollow and George Treat Hollow, which suggest generations of family land use. To the south, the settlement of Rush sits near the Buffalo River, where the terrain steepens toward Poison Point and the Clabber Creek Shoal. This 2011 survey documents a rural Arkansas topography where small cemeteries like Hand Valley Cemetery and Ott Cemetery are preserved alongside country churches like Wares Chapel. The network of county roads, such as Marion County 6012 near Hall Mountain, provides the primary access through this dissected plateau, connecting the scattered homesteads and valley settlements that characterize the region's 21st-century rural character.