Hackleburg serves as the central hub for this portion of northwest Alabama, where the Tennessee Valley Divide separates local drainage systems. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Bear Creek and its many tributaries, such as Wildcat Br and Dismal Br. This 2020 map documents the enduring network of rural settlements including Duketon, Nix, and Wiginton, alongside numerous family burial grounds like Cochran Family Cem and Edgar Cem.
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1936 · Hodges
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1936 · Isbell
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1936 · Phil Campbell
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1936 · South Of Hackleburg
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1936 · Hackleburg
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1936 · Spruce Pine
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1936 · Goddard
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1936 · Guinn Cross Roads
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1945 · Spruce Pine
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1945 · Isbell
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