2024 Map of Strickler

About this map

The Strickler community and the southern reaches of the Ozark National Forest define this terrain on the border of Washington and Crawford Counties. Settled along the high ridges and deep hollows like Garrett Hollow and Chambers Hollow, the area is marked by a network of rural roads such as Onda Mountain Rd and State Hwy 220. For genealogists, the landscape preserves several family burial grounds, including Dunkard Cem, Morrow Cem, and Scott Cem. Waterways like Cove Creek and the Illinois River cut through the topography, while natural landmarks such as Skylight Mtn and the Devils Den Natural Bridge highlight the unique geology of the region. The map also documents small settlements like Onda and Floss, providing a clear view of the dispersed community structure in this part of Arkansas.