2024 Map of Daviston
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Daviston and the surrounding borderlands of Tallapoosa, Clay, and Randolph Counties are characterized by a network of small creeks and rural communities that have defined this corner of Alabama for generations. The landscape is structured by the winding paths of Little Emuckfaw Creek and Emuckfaw Creek, where numerous family-named landmarks such as Old Vickers Cem and Milam Cem suggest deep ancestral roots. The town of Daviston serves as a local anchor, housing the Daviston Baptist Church and Daviston Independent Methodist Church. Smaller settlements like Simpson, Motley, and Zana are interconnected by historically significant routes including Old Daviston Rd and Bethany Rd. This recent topographical study provides a clear view of the area's contemporary geography while preserving the locations of legacy sites like Union Cem and County Line Cem, which are vital for genealogical research.
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