2014 Map of Florala

About this map

Lake Jackson sits at the heart of this Southern Alabama landscape, anchoring the border-straddling community of Florala. The town’s structured grid contrasts with the surrounding Covington County countryside, which is defined by a dense network of watercourses and minor ponds like Thomas Pond and Lawrence Pond. To the west, the settlement of Lockhart is prominently featured alongside the Lockhart Cem, illustrating the local development pattern of clustered townships separated by timberlands and creek drainages. The area's infrastructure is marked by the Florala Municipal Airport and a web of rural roads such as Shoe Spring Rd and Tram Loop, which hint at the region's historical reliance on forestry and local transit. Tributaries like Panther Cr and Moccasin Br carve through the terrain, showing the natural drainage patterns that have historically shaped land use and property boundaries in this part of the state.