2000 Map of Arley
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
Arley is situated along the western ridges above the sprawling fingers of Lewis Smith Lake. This terrain, dominated by the William B. Bankhead National Forest, showcases a complex landscape where forested uplands meet the intricate shoreline of the Sipsey Fork. The map records a concentration of civic and spiritual life near the town center, including the Meek High School, Meek Church, and Arley Church. Outside the main settlement, rural life is marked by several long-standing landmarks such as Robertson Chapel and Bethel Church. To the south and east, the industrial impact on the landscape is visible through several marked Strip Mines near Piney Ridge. The irregular coastline of the lake, including prominent features like Wilson Bend, reflects the dramatic topography created by the damming of these river forks, while high points like Meek Lookout provide orientation over the timbered hills.
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