2011 Map of Viola

About this map

The town of Viola serves as a central hub in this Ozark landscape, situated where local routes like Hickory St and Oak St meet the broader transit corridors of north-central Arkansas. The area is defined by a complex network of waterways, with Big Creek and Trace Creek carving through the terrain alongside numerous branches and creeks. Agricultural and residential life is anchored by significant local landmarks, including several water management structures such as Sparks Lake Dam and James Lake Dam Number One. For genealogists, the map preserves the locations of multiple historic burial grounds, from the Viola Cemetery near the town center to the more outlying Gum Spring Cemetery, Barker Cemetery, and Watkins Cemetery. Notable elevations like Wildcat Knob and Shaw Knob rise above the drainage basins of Pine Hill Creek and Davenport Creek, illustrating the local topography near the community of Flint Springs.