2011 Map of Flomaton

About this map

Big Escambia Creek winds through this landscape on the Alabama-Florida border, anchoring a region defined by its oil and gas resources and scattered rural settlements. Industrial footprints are visible at the Sizemore Creek Oil Field and the Hall Creek Oil Field, while the town of Flomaton serves as the local hub near the southern edge. The map captures a detailed network of family-named roads and remote burial grounds, such as Moyeville Church Cemetery and Larnbeth-Boutwell Cemetery, which offer valuable data for genealogical research. Aviation infrastructure is represented by the Flomaton Airport, situated north of the Flomaton Post Office. Small communities like Wawbeek appear along the main corridors, surrounded by a complex system of tributaries including Pond Creek and Bills Branch, reflecting the typical rural settlement pattern of Escambia County in the early 21st century.