2015 Map of Graceville

About this map

Graceville and Noma anchor this survey of the Florida-Alabama borderlands during a period of modern agricultural and educational development. The town of Graceville serves as a local hub, housing The Baptist Coll of Florida and sitting at the intersection of critical regional routes like SR-2 and Highway 173. The landscape is characterized by a series of named elevations including Riley Hill, McIntosh Hill, and Worley Hill, which overlook the winding course of Holmes Cr. Historically significant sites like Selma Cem and Damascus Cem are preserved alongside former industrial and transit points such as Collins Mill, Noma Junction, and Underwood Crossing. The L&N RR line cuts through the northwestern corner, illustrating the enduring importance of rail connectivity in Jackson and Holmes Counties. Small rural communities like Eleanor and Cobb Cross Roads remain connected by an extensive network of named local roads, including Selma Church Rd and Bony Bridge Rd.