1967 Map of Warm Springs

About this map

The Eleven Point River flows through the southwestern corner of this Ozark foothills landscape, anchoring a region of rugged drainage and small agricultural clearings. At the center of the survey is Warm Springs, where the terrain transitions from the high ground of Phillips Knob and Bellah Hills toward the southern valleys. The map documents a dense network of local family history markers, including the Whittenberg Cem and Spikes Cem, alongside rural social hubs like Macedonia Ch and Antioch Ch. Following the Fifth Principal Meridian, the survey reveals how early land divisions shaped the placement of farmsteads and rural roads. Dozens of named water sources like Whittenberg Spring and Catto Spring highlight the critical importance of reliable water for the scattered residents of Ingram and the surrounding hills during the late 1960s.