1958 Map of Haleyville West

About this map

Haleyville and South Haleyville anchor the eastern edge of this landscape where the Southern and Central railroads intersect, marking a vital transit point in the Winston and Marion County borderlands. The terrain is defined by a significant Divide, with water flowing north toward the Tennessee Valley and south via the Buttahatchee River and its numerous tributaries like Clifty Creek and Mulberry Branch. Much of the southeastern portion of the map is dedicated to the William B Bankhead National Forest, reflecting the era's focus on federal land management and timber conservation.