2014 Map of Citronelle East

About this map

Citronelle serves as the primary hub of this Alabama landscape, situated where the terrain rises toward the Cherokee Mineral Springs. The town's grid is anchored by the Citronelle Methodist Church, with neighborhood names and family legacies preserved in numerous burial grounds like Pine Crest Cem and Mt Nebo Cem. To the southeast, the landscape transitions into a more rural pattern of smaller settlements, including Scoutshire Woods, Lambert Grove, and Lambert. Waterways define the local geography, with Chickasaw Cr and its tributaries such as Little Cr and Citronelle Br carving through the elevation. This era shows a well-established network of residential clusters and private ponds like Howard E Smith Lake and H G Quinnelly Lake, reflecting the region's 21st-century residential and recreational development.