2024 Map of Coy

About this map

Alabama River curves deeply through this Wilcox County landscape, defining the geography between Coy and Nellie. The river is marked by numerous bars and bluffs, including Coal Bluff and Yellow Bluff, which reflect the region's geological and navigational history. An industrial presence is noted at MacMillan Bloedel Incorporated, featuring an associated Waste Pond near Walnut Bluff. For those researching family history, several small burial grounds are scattered throughout the hills, such as Cook Cem, Tait Cem, and McPherson Cem. The local transportation network relies on rural connectors like Jim Brooks Rd and Camden Byp, while the Holly Ferry label indicates a historical crossing point near Lake Glen. This area maintains a predominantly rural character, characterized by the winding river and the creeks that feed into it, including Black Creek and Dunns Creek.