2011 Map of Wirth

About this map

Big Creek and Moccasin Creek wind through a landscape defined by an intricate network of hollows along the Arkansas-Missouri border. The settlement of Wirth sits near the eastern edge, while Woodland Hills occupies the southern reaches near the junction of several county roads. This area is notably dense with family-named geographic features and historical burial sites, including the Babe Collins Cemetery, Ed Collins Cemetery, and Hurst Cemetery, providing significant points of interest for genealogical research. The terrain is marked by numerous springs such as Ruprecht Spring and Davis Spring, which feed the various forks and creeks. The presence of Mine Hollow suggests historical land use tied to the region's natural resources, while prominent elevations like Britton Hill overlook the winding drainage patterns of Gut Creek and Forty Island Creek.