2014 Map of Aliceville North

About this map

Aliceville anchors the southeastern corner of this west Alabama landscape, where the town grid meets the winding courses of Blubber Cr and Beaver Cr. This 2014 survey records a network of rural settlements including Sapps, Beaver Town, Garden, and McMullen, many of which are situated along the Al-14 corridor. The geography is heavily defined by family and community history, evidenced by a high density of small cemeteries such as New Cumberland Cem near Pickensville and Pilgrim Rest Cem further east. The transition from the more developed streets of the county seat toward the west and north reveals a pattern of scattered homesteads and timbered tracts, punctuated by landmarks like Sanders Lake and Aliceville Memorial Gardens. Notable water features like Big Cr and Little Cr flow through the northern reaches, supporting the agricultural character that has defined Pickens County for generations.