2011 Map of West Point

About this map

The Little Red River winds through this White County landscape, defining the character of West Point and its surrounding floodplains. This 2011 survey shows a region deeply tied to its water systems, where numerous sloughs and lakes like Milliken Lake and Barbers Lake occupy the lowlands between the river and Hogpen Ridge. The settlement pattern follows established corridors, with West Point situated near the riverbanks while Andrews, Pryor, and Enright are positioned along the primary road and former rail alignments. Local history is anchored by Riverside Cemetery near the river, while the names of smaller landmarks like Bailey Lake Hill and Lost Hill hint at the subtle topography of the Arkansas delta region. The intricate network of drainage, including Cypress Slough and Cutoff Slough, illustrates the ongoing management of this fertile, water-rich territory.