2021 Map of Carolina
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The settlement of Carolina sits at a junction of rural roads in Covington County, surrounded by a complex network of small water bodies and drainage basins. This landscape is defined by its many named ponds and lakes, including Brantwood Pond, Dogwood Lake, and the numerous depressions of Mossy Ponds and Indigo Ponds. To the south, the terrain becomes more protected as it enters the Conecuh National Forest, where the topography rises toward Red Wash Hill and the banks of the Conecuh River.
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