1986 Map of Clanton
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
The Coosa River corridor defines this mid-1980s landscape, where its dammed waters create the sprawling Mitchell Lake and Jordan Lake. This planimetric study captures the rural geography of Central Alabama, anchored by the county seat at Clanton and the smaller junctions of Jemison, Thorsby, and Verbena. A significant archaeological and historical footprint is evident at the southern confluence near Wetumpka, where Fort Toulouse National Historic Park marks a site of colonial and indigenous importance, further underscored by the presence of the Old Indian Treaty Boundary.
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