
Cherokee Village and the surrounding Ozark foothills in Fulton and Sharp counties are defined by an intricate network of planned residential streets and man-made lakes. Established mid-century as a resort and retirement community, the area features significant water bodies like Lake Omaha, Lake Cherokee, and Lake Sequoyah, which are interconnected by seasonal creeks and hollows such as Good Spring Hollow and Bee Gum Hollow. The southern portion of the map transitions into the more established community of Ash Flat, where Ozarka College and the Sharp County Regional Airport serve as regional anchors.
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1950 Salem
Fulton County, AR

1951 Salem
Fulton County, AR

1962 Agnos
Fulton County, AR

1962 Camp
Fulton County, AR

1962 Stuart
Fulton County, AR

1966 Elizabeth
Fulton County, AR

1966 Gepp
Fulton County, AR

1976 Salem NE
Fulton County, AR

1976 Salem NW
Fulton County, AR

1976 Salem SE
Fulton County, AR

1976 Salem SW
Fulton County, AR

1984 Byron
Fulton County, AR

1984 Salem
Fulton County, AR

1984 Salem Knob
Fulton County, AR

2024 Agnos
Fulton County, AR

2024 Byron
Fulton County, AR

2024 Camp
Fulton County, AR

2024 Elizabeth
Fulton County, AR

2024 Gepp
Fulton County, AR

2024 Salem
Fulton County, AR

2024 Salem Knob
Fulton County, AR

2024 Stuart
Fulton County, AR