2011 Map of China

About this map

Murder Creek and its southern-reaching tributaries define the drainage patterns of this Conecuh County landscape, where small rural settlements and family landmarks are connected by a network of county highways. The map details established communities such as China and Bookers Mill in the southeast, alongside smaller locales like Fairnelson and Fowler. Local heritage is preserved through several documented burial grounds, including Martin Cemetery and New Haven Cemetery. The terrain is characterized by numerous water features, from the flowing waters of Shack Creek and Spring Creek to still waters at Blackmons Pond and Witheringtons Pond. This survey provides a precise view of the rural infrastructure at the start of the 2010s, tracing the paths of County Hwy-13 and County Hwy-21 as they navigate the creek valleys and upland ridges.