2024 Map of Gilmore
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The confluence of the Mulberry Fork and Locust Fork defines this portion of the Black Warrior River valley along the border of Jefferson and Walker counties. This landscape is a record of river-based transport and heavy industrial activity, anchored by a series of crossings like McCarty's Ferry, Snow Ferry, and Taylor Ferry that historically linked these river-split communities. Industrial land use is evident at Maxine, where Tailings Pond Number 2 sits near the riverbanks, suggesting the region's deep ties to the coal and mining industries of the Alabama coalfields.
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