Butler and its western surroundings are defined by a network of creeks and small settlements in this 2014 geographic study. The western outskirts of the town are marked by the Butler Municipal Airport and the community of Goldson, while the rural landscape to the west features the hamlets of Mizell and Howard. The terrain is deeply etched by a complex drainage system including Patsiliga Cr in the north and the extensive reach of Little Whitewater Cr, which flows through the central and southern portions of the quadrangle. For those researching local family history, the Lieutenant Colonel Brewer Cem provides a specific point of interest in the southeastern corner near Rustins Pond. This documentation of Taylor County shows how the rural road network, including names like Grace Mill Rd and Watson Pond Rd, continues to follow the land's natural contours and water bodies like McCants Millpond.
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1955 · Phenix City
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1957 · Phenix City
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1958 · Phenix City
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1971 · Rupert
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1971 · Prattsburg
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1971 · Baldwinville
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1971 · Fickling Mill
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1971 · Ideal North
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1971 · Butler West
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1971 · Butler East
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