2024 Map of Florala

About this map

Florala and its neighbor Lockhart anchor this landscape along the Alabama-Florida border, where local life has long revolved around the waters of Lake Jackson. The town plans reveal a structured grid of residential streets like Locklair Ave and Seminole St, transitioning quickly into the timber and agricultural lands that define Covington County. To the north, the geography is marked by the drainages of Clear Creek, Beaver Creek, and Panther Creek, which cut through a network of rural routes such as Tram Rd and Muscadine RD. Smaller communities like Stedman and McRae sit at rural crossroads, while the Florala Municipal Airport and Lockhart Cem provide specific points of interest for local historians. This contemporary survey captures a region defined by its hydrology, from the broad expanse of the lake to the smaller Thomas Pond and Lawrence Pond in the upland pine woods.