2017 Map of Tinsman

About this map

Moro Cr winds southward through this 2017 study, defining the winding boundary between Calhoun, Cleveland, and Bradley Counties. The settlement of Tinsman serves as a primary local hub in the south, while New Edinburg occupies the northeastern corner, illustrating the persistent rural settlement patterns of south-central Arkansas. The landscape is deeply etched by a dense network of tributaries including Whitewater Cr, Watson Cr, and Fritz Cr, which drain into the larger bottomlands. Genealogists and local historians can locate specific landmarks such as the Williams Cem near Wagnon, alongside numerous county and Bradley roads that trace the timbered terrain. The presence of features like Scott Water and Big Slough highlights the hydrologic character of the region, where water defines both the property lines and the historical development of these three adjoining counties.