2002 Map of Hogglesville

About this map

The Talladega National Forest and Oakmulgee Wildlife Management Area dominate this section of the Alabama landscape, preserving a network of rural settlements and religious sites at the turn of the 21st century. Small communities like Hogglesville, Wateroak, and North Perry serve as anchors for the surrounding countryside, which is deeply marked by its spiritual and genealogical heritage. Numerous country churches and their associated burial grounds are scattered throughout, including Morgan Tabernacle, Antioch Ch, and Providence Ch. The topography is defined by the drainage systems of Brush Creek and Little Brush Creek, where the presence of a Gravel Pit suggests localized resource extraction amidst the protected timberlands. The convergence of the Bibb and Perry County lines and the Hale and Perry County boundaries highlights the map's position at a significant regional crossroad of administrative and natural geography.