1978 Map of Warren
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
The Warren city center and its radiating rural communities define this Bradley County landscape in the late 1970s. As the regional hub, the city contains the courthouse and post office, surrounded by timberlands and agricultural creek bottoms. The Saline River and its associated wetlands, including Gin House Slough and Reeps Lake, form a significant natural boundary to the east. Transportation patterns reflect a period of transition, with the Missouri Pacific Railroad active alongside an Abandoned Railroad near McKinney. The map is particularly dense with rural religious and social landmarks, showing numerous country churches like Moseley Chapel and Wheeler Springs Ch, alongside several family cemeteries such as Parnell Cem and Carter Cem. Small settlements like Greenland and Farmville appear as clusters of homes and churches, illustrating the enduring decentralized settlement pattern of the Arkansas timber belt.
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