1967 Map of Weber

About this map

La Grue and the surrounding Arkansas lowlands are defined by an intricate network of waterways and ridges as they appeared in the late 1960s. The landscape transitions from the agricultural clearings of Point De Luce and the Chester boundary into the dense wetlands of the White River National Wildlife Refuge. The serpentine path of La Grue Bayou dominates the central terrain, flanked by significant landmarks like Mays Bluff and Sheppard Point. This survey captures a specific era of land use where isolated settlements like Weber and Deluce served as local hubs amidst a labyrinth of bayous and sloughs.