2024 Map of Gibsonville

About this map

Enitachopco Creek and its many tributaries, including Shoal Creek and Loombeam Creek, carve through this section of Clay County, Alabama. Small communities like Bluff Springs and Gibsonville are centers of local history, while the rural character is defined by a dense concentration of family and church burial grounds. Notable sites for researchers include the Brown Family Cem and the twin Liberty Hill Cem and Old Liberty Hill Cem sites near Harkins Crossroads. The terrain is shaped by distinct rises such as Jett Mtn and Bishop Mtn, which overlook a network of winding local roads like Loombeam Loop and Maddox Loop. This survey documents a landscape where agricultural history and genealogy are deeply intertwined with the drainage patterns of the Tallapoosa River basin.