
The Mississippi River creates a complex landscape of shifting banks and abandoned channels along the border of Arkansas and Mississippi. This 1982 provisional survey documents a section of the river defined by massive landforms like Stubbs Island and Bordeaux Point, where the river's historical movement is visible in features such as the Hardin Cut-off. The presence of the Whitehall Crevasse indicates the ongoing struggle with flood control and river engineering in this alluvial reach.
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1908 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS

1908 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS

1910 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS

1913 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS

1939 Clayton
Tunica County, MS

1955 Clayton
Tunica County, MS

1975 Clayton NW
Tunica County, MS

1975 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS

1975 Horseshoe Lake SE
Tunica County, MS

1975 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS

1981 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS

1982 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS

1982 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS

1982 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS
2011 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS
2011 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS
2012 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS
2012 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS
2012 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS
2015 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS
2015 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS
2015 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS
2015 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS
2018 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS
2018 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS
2018 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS
2018 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS
2020 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS
2020 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS
2020 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS
2021 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS

2024 Hollywood
Tunica County, MS

2024 Robinsonville
Tunica County, MS

2024 Stubbs Island
Tunica County, MS

2024 Walnut Lake
Tunica County, MS