2011 Map of Belleville
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Murder Creek and its many tributaries, including Otter Creek and Hunter Creek, define the drainage patterns of this rural Conecuh County landscape. The settlement of Belleville serves as a local hub, situated near the Belleville Lookout Tower and the Belleville Cemetery. A network of country roads like County Hwy-20 and County Hwy-15 connects smaller localities such as Stokes, Loree, and Brantley Crossing. The eastern portion of the map is characterized by a series of water management features including Stowers Pond and several numbered dams, specifically Stowers Number One Dam through Stowers Number Three Dam. For genealogists, the distribution of family and community burial sites like Arkadelphia Cemetery, Ivey Cemetery, and Robinson Cemetery provides specific points of interest for tracing local heritage.
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