2024 Map of Brassell
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Tallapoosa River meanders across this landscape where Elmore, Montgomery, and Macon counties converge. This 2024 survey captures the evolving character of central Alabama, where suburban expansion from Montgomery and Pike Road meets the rural reaches of Shorter and Tysonville. The terrain is defined by low ridges like Sunset Ridge and Peter Hill, interspersed with an extensive network of waterways including Chubbehatchee Creek and Line Creek. For family historians, the map is particularly dense with legacy burial grounds, ranging from Billingslea Cem and Strahan Cem in the north to Hickory Bend Cem near the river. The presence of Mount Meigs Station and the Emerald Mountain Airport reflects the diverse transportation and infrastructure history of the region.
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