2021 Map of Haleyville East

About this map

Haleyville occupies the northwestern corner of this Winston County landscape, where the Tennessee Valley Divide marks the high ground above the William B. Bankhead National Forest. This modern survey reveals a countryside characterized by small settlements and numerous rural churches and family cemeteries, suggesting a deep-rooted social fabric tied to the land. From the community of Boar Tush in the west to DeFoor and Delmar, the map details the intricate network of county roads that link these points across the drainages of Clear Creek and Little Clear Creek. Notable landmarks for local historians include the Friendship Primitive Baptist Church and several small burial grounds like the Elliott Family Cem and Ayers Cem. The hydrology is defined by northern flows toward the Tennessee Valley and southern reaches like the Buttahatchee River, with larger bodies of water such as Haleyville City Lake and W K Wilson Lake punctuating the wooded terrain.