1973 Map of Troy

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Poison Springs State Forest dominates the northern reaches of this Arkansas landscape, where the boundary between Nevada and Ouachita counties winds through dense woodlands and complex creek systems. In the mid-1970s, the rural character of the region is defined by a high concentration of community centers and burial grounds, such as Adams Chapel Cem and Zion Hill Ch. These sites, often located near settlements like Mendenhall and Cross Roads, highlight the established social fabric of the timber and agricultural lands.