1978 Map of Dyas

About this map

The Seaboard railroad cuts diagonally across this landscape, connecting rural outposts near the Alabama Florida border in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The terrain is defined by a dense network of waterways, including Dyas Creek, Brushy Creek, and Horseneck Creek, which drain toward the winding Perdido River on the eastern edge. Settlement is sparse and largely centered around small junctions and crossings like Perdido and Carney, with the historical path of the Old Pensacola Road tracing a route through the southern half of the quadrangle.