2020 Map of Flynns Lake

About this map

The Alabama River carves a serpentine path through the heart of the coastal plain, marking the border between Monroe and Clarke counties. This riverine landscape is defined by its dramatic elevation changes and oxbow formations, most notably at Marshalls Bluff and the broad Flynn Bar. The interior is crisscrossed by a complex network of tributaries such as Hollinger Cr and Randons Creek, which feed into larger bodies like Broughton Lake and Flynns Lake. Local history is anchored by the Linder Cem in the northern reach, while the presence of named access points like Dales Ferry Rd and Barlow Bend Rd indicates long-standing terrestrial routes through the wetlands. The terrain reveals a pattern of rural land use, where high ground is connected by localized roads like Shiloh Rd and Rocky Hill Rd, avoiding the seasonal flooding of the many surrounding creeks.