2014 Map of Crawford

About this map

Crawford, situated at the intersection of US Highway 80 and Alabama State Route 169, serves as a central hub in this section of eastern Alabama. This landscape in early 2014 is defined by a dense network of water bodies and family-named landmarks that trace the rural history of the area along the Lee Co Russell Co line. The terrain is drained by systems like Uchee Cr and Maringo Cr, while numerous ponds and small lakes, such as Gullatts Lake and Smiths Pond, dot the local landscape. Genealogists will find several burial sites including Crawford Cem and Phillips Barnett Cem, which offer physical touchpoints for local family research. Historical crossings like Hichitee Bridge and Bishops Bridge mark the established transit routes over the winding creeks that have long shaped the region's movement and settlement patterns.