2001 Map of Hollins
USGS Topo · Published 2004About this map
Hollins anchors the northeastern corner of this Alabama landscape, where the Talladega National Forest and the Hollins Wildlife Management Area dominate the rolling topography. The region is defined by a dense network of waterways, including Hatchet Creek and the winding Shelton Creek, which carved the terrain long before modern infrastructure. Smaller rural settlements such as Hanover, Stewartville, and Holman Crossroads appear as vital community nodes connected by a mix of primary roads and unimproved trails. The map documents numerous landmarks essential for local history and genealogy, ranging from the Coosa Co Voc Center to traditional places of worship like Bethany Ch and Macedonia Ch. Distinctive land features such as Deep Cut Gap and Mt Olive rise above the stream valleys, illustrating the complex geography of the Talladega and Coosa County borderlands.
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