1962 Map of Russellville East

About this map

Russellville and Pottsville anchor the southern portion of this Arkansas landscape, where the Missouri Pacific railroad corridor and the Illinois Bayou define the regional transport and drainage patterns in the early 1960s. The terrain transitions from the developed edge of the city to the prominent heights of Carrion Crow Mountain, with rural life concentrated in the Gum Log Valley and Dover Valley. This survey provides a distinct record of rural infrastructure, from the Crawford Sch to the Drive-in Theater near the river. Numerous family and community landmarks, such as Center Valley Cem, Pascal Cem, and Utley Sem, offer significant value for genealogical research. The map also documents mid-century industry and utility, featuring several Gas Wells and the Russellville Municipal Airport.