1948 Map of Estill Fork
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Larkin Fork and Estill Fork converge to form the upper reaches of the Paint Rock Valley in this survey of northern Jackson County, Alabama. The settlement of Estillfork serves as a small hub for the surrounding hollows, anchored by Freedom Bridge and several family-named burial grounds like Reid Cem and Swaim Cem. To the northwest, the community of Francisco sits near the Tennessee state line, marked by the Beech Grove Church.
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