2014 Map of Greenbrier

About this map

Oakland and Burgreen Gin sit at the intersection of agricultural roots and modern suburban expansion in this northern Alabama landscape. The area is defined by a complex network of springs and branches, including Tribble Spring, Withers Spring, and Moss Spring, which historically fed the local farmsteads. To the south, the terrain descends toward the vast Wheeler Lake and the wetlands of Limestone Slough, while the northern reaches are punctuated by Bryan Hill. The transition from rural crossroad settlements like Greenbrier and Parker to established residential areas such as Madison, Rolling Woods, and Maplewood illustrates the 21st-century growth pattern of the region. Transportation remains a central theme, with Old Highway 20 and a prominent railway cutting through the lowlands, providing a clear view of the infrastructure connecting these communities to the larger Huntsville area.