2018 Map of Clio

About this map

The town of Clio serves as the primary hub in this corner of Barbour County, where the local road network—including Louisville St and Elamville St—converges near the site of Saint Peter Cem. The landscape is defined by the headwaters and drainage of the W Fork Choctawhatchee River and its numerous tributaries such as Judy Cr, Sikes Cr, and Skippers Br. Smaller agricultural and residential clusters appear at Tyler Crossroads, Teals Crossroads, and Akinsville, illustrating a settlement pattern typical of rural Alabama. Water resources are plentiful throughout the quadrangle, evidenced by family-named landmarks like Easterling Pond, Tillmans Pond, and Kellys Pond, which alongside several smaller pond clusters like Fews Ponds, suggest a history of local land management and livestock farming. Historical points of interest for researchers include several community burial grounds, such as Pea River Cem and Sykes Creek Cem, which anchor the surrounding rural landscape.