
Cottonwood serves as the primary hub in this southern Houston County landscape, where the agricultural patterns of Alabama meet the Florida state line. The terrain is defined by a dense network of slow-moving waterways and wetland features such as Pittman Bay and Gum Slough, which weave between established farming communities. Local history is anchored at sites like Terry Crossroads and Sealy Springs, while higher elevations such as Love Hill and Trapper Ridge break the low-lying drainage basins of Buck Creek and Double Bridges Creek.
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