2014 Map of Hogglesville

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Talladega National Forest encompasses a significant portion of this landscape, where the wooded hills are marked by a network of forest roads and small, family-centered settlements. The boundary between Hale and Perry counties divides the terrain, connecting rural communities like Hogglesville and North Perry. Genealogists will find a high density of burial grounds scattered throughout the acreage, ranging from Old Shiloh Cem and New Shiloh Cem to the remote Waycross Cem. The area is deeply defined by its drainage systems, with Fivemile Cr and Brush Cr carving through the forest. Several small reservoirs, including Joe Glover Lake and JB Thomas Lake, punctuate the landscape, serving as landmarks along the winding county roads that navigate the ridges and valleys of this central Alabama forest region.