2020 Map of Freemanville

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Atmore and the surrounding Escambia County landscape are defined by a complex network of creeks and small settlements in this 2020 study. The northern portion of the map highlights the community of Poarch, home to the Judson Indian Cem and Poarch Mission Cem, reflecting the area's deep tribal heritage and local lineage. Moving south through Freemanville and toward Nokomis, the geography is shaped by the winding paths of the Perdido River and its tributaries like Perdido Cr and Rocky Br. These waterways cut through a transition of agricultural tracts and residential pockets, including Ewing Farms. Cultural and family history sites are well-preserved in the record, with numerous church cemeteries such as Freemanville Church Cem and Sullivan Cem scattered across the township lines. Transportation corridors and rural aviation, represented by the Sturdy Oak Farm Airport, further illustrate the modern spatial organization of this Alabama-Florida borderland region.