
Wickes and Grannis anchor the southern reaches of this landscape where the Ouachita foothills meet the coastal plain. The terrain is defined by the east-west ridges of the Cross Mountains, carved by drainages like Caney Creek, Cow Creek, and Opossum Creek. Local family history is preserved in several burial grounds scattered through the hills, including Witherspoon Cem and Daniel Cem. In the northeast corner, the Cossatot Wild and Scenic River forms a protected corridor near the Howard County line. The map reveals a dense network of timber and forest access roads, such as Polk Road 482 and Forest Rd, which wind through gaps like Bradley Gap to connect smaller settlements like Hatton with the larger transport corridor following the highway and rail lines through the center of the township.
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