
Bear Creek meanders along the Alabama-Mississippi border in this 1950s era survey, defining the rural character of western Colbert County. The landscape is marked by the inundation of the Pickwick Reservoir, where backwaters reach into creek valleys like Cripple Deer Creek. The map documents a community infrastructure rooted in family and faith, with numerous small settlements such as Allsboro, Maud, and Bishop serving as local hubs.
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1925 Barton
Colbert County, AL

1926 Barton
Colbert County, AL

1929 Barton
Colbert County, AL

1936 Barton
Colbert County, AL

1936 Bishop
Colbert County, AL

1936 Margerum
Colbert County, AL

1936 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL

1936 Pride
Colbert County, AL

1950 Bishop
Colbert County, AL

1951 Bishop
Colbert County, AL

1953 Barton
Colbert County, AL

1953 Margerum
Colbert County, AL

1954 Pride
Colbert County, AL

1957 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL

1971 Pride
Colbert County, AL
2011 Barton
Colbert County, AL
2011 Bishop
Colbert County, AL
2011 Margerum
Colbert County, AL
2011 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL
2011 Pride
Colbert County, AL
2014 Barton
Colbert County, AL
2014 Bishop
Colbert County, AL
2014 Margerum
Colbert County, AL
2014 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL
2014 Pride
Colbert County, AL
2018 Barton
Colbert County, AL
2018 Bishop
Colbert County, AL
2018 Margerum
Colbert County, AL
2018 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL
2018 Pride
Colbert County, AL
2020 Barton
Colbert County, AL
2020 Bishop
Colbert County, AL
2020 Margerum
Colbert County, AL
2020 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL
2020 Pride
Colbert County, AL

2024 Barton
Colbert County, AL

2024 Bishop
Colbert County, AL

2024 Margerum
Colbert County, AL

2024 Old Bethel
Colbert County, AL

2024 Pride
Colbert County, AL