1994 Map of Sonora

About this map

White River and the winding reaches of Beaver Lake dominate this mid-century survey of the terrain east of Springdale. The landscape is a mix of agricultural uplands and sharp relief, punctuated by heights like Fitzgerald Mountain and Price Mountain. Evidence of early community centers is preserved in the distribution of rural institutions, such as Southern Grove Ch and Accident Sch, which served the scattered residents before the expansion of nearby urban centers. The mapping of Pleasure Heights near the river bluffs indicates the emerging recreational and residential appeal of the waterfront. Modern infrastructure is represented by the Springdale Municipal Airport and the corridor for Route 412, while older landmarks like the Phillips Cem and Davis Cem provide essential data points for tracing family lineages across these Ozark foothills.