1949 Map of Eva
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Tennessee Valley Divide snakes through the center of this rural landscape, separating the drainage of East Fork Flint Creek and the Lick Creek basin. The area is defined by the high ground of Negro Mountain and Cook Gap Mountain, with several small settlements clustered along the ridges and valley floors. To the south, the Louisville and Nashville railroad serves the community of Vinemont, while the northern portion of the map features the dispersed community of Eva and the upland hamlet of Oden Ridge. Numerous country churches and family burial grounds, such as Hamby Chapel Church, Ebenezer Ch, and Childers Cem, are scattered throughout the hills, providing a detailed look at the social geography of this region in the late 1940s before modern development and highway expansions altered the character of the Morgan and Cullman County borderlands.
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