2018 Map of Boligee

About this map

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway defines the western edge of this Greene County landscape, where the river's winding path creates a series of named points and crossings like Swilleys Bend and Trussel Shoals. The interior transition from the wetlands of Cypress Swamp to the higher ground of Solomon Hill is marked by numerous family-named cemeteries, suggesting a deep genealogical record in settlements such as Mount Hebron and Boligee. The map traces the river's historical importance through features like Howards Bar and Clays Bluff, while the inland area is connected by a network of rural roads such as Pannel Dewman Hwy. The presence of the Boligee Canal and local drainage features like Meeting House Br reveal a landscape long managed for its proximity to the Tombigbee's floodplain.