2018 Map of Five Points

About this map

The small settlements of Welch, Stroud, and Five Points anchor this portion of East Alabama, where the landscape transitions across the Randolph and Chambers county line. The area is defined by a dense network of creek valleys, including Lee Creek, Stroud Creek, and Finley Creek, which feed southward toward the northern reaches of West Point Lake. Local industry and community history are marked by sites like Cumbee Mill and numerous rural burial grounds such as Standing Rock Cemetery and Finney Cemetery. The map captures the modern rural character of the region, where older county roads intersect with newer infrastructure like the Lafayette Highway. Significant water bodies like Stricklands Lake and Grady Lake are scattered throughout the terrain, illustrating the importance of local water resources in this part of the state.