The AR-Hwy 7 East Tract (#03019-03772) is a +/- 77-acre (per GIS Estimation) tract of timberland located in southeastern Ouachita County about three miles north of Louann, AR (North 33.444869, West 92.798368). The topography consists mostly of well-drained rolling hills along with about 24 acres of bottomland. The upland portion features a diverse range of planted pine stands including ~16 acres planted in 2005, ~25 acres planted in 2014 and ~12 acres planted in 2017. North Fork Smackover Creek, a perennial stream flows through the property in a southeasterly direction. Access to the property is excellent with frontage to the eastern side of AR-Hwy 7, and the western side of County Road 65. Some utilities along these public roads allowing for camp/home site potential within the Camden-Fairview School District. According to the USDA NRCS web soil survey, the property is based upon an assortment of sandy loam soils which give the tract a weighted average site index of 84.2 feet for Loblolly Pine (base age 50). Whether you are looking for investment pine timberland or a recreational country retreat, these parcels offer a range of timber types to experience. SEALED BID SALE - Due by
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