2018 Map of Hollis Crossroads

About this map

The southern reaches of the Talladega National Forest dominate this section of the Alabama landscape, where the ridges of Horseblock Mtn and Ivory Mtn rise above the surrounding valleys. Long-standing rural communities such as Chulafinnee and Five Points serve as local hubs for a network of country roads, while Hollis Crossroads marks a key intersection in the southeastern portion of the quadrangle. The terrain is defined by its numerous small drainages, including Chulafinnee Cr and Carr Cr, which flow toward larger bodies of water like Creighton Number 2 Lake and Abel Lake. For those interested in the cultural history of the area, the presence of the Bethlehem Cem near Snake Cr and the winding path of the Pinhoti NRT trail provide clear evidence of both settled community life and the extensive public lands that preserve this segment of Cleburne and Calhoun counties.