2011 Map of Greenville West

About this map

Greenville serves as the eastern anchor of this Butler County landscape, where the residential and industrial outskirts of the city meet a rural expanse defined by intricate water systems. The terrain is carved by the converging waters of Beaver Creek, Peavy Creek, and Stallings Creek, which flow through a network of small ponds and reservoirs including Lake Greenville and F H Morgan Lake. Genealogists will find significant local history in the distribution of family-named landmarks and burial grounds, such as the William Seale Cemetery and Magnolia Cemetery. The map also captures several distinct settlements and named locales that characterize the area's development outside the city center, including Liberty, Reddock Springs, and the interestingly named Sand Cut. These clusters are connected by a mix of established routes like McMurphy Road and Manningham Road, illustrating the post-war expansion and the enduring rural character of central Alabama.