2018 Map of Holly Pond

About this map

Holly Pond serves as a primary hub in this corner of North Alabama, situated where the ridge terrain begins to drop toward the Blountsville Valley. The landscape is defined by the Tennessee Valley Divide, which separates the headwaters of various local creeks. The Mulberry Fork winds through the northern sections, crossed by the Rockhole Bridge, while numerous cemeteries like Union Grove Cem and New Harmony Cem are tucked into the hillsides. The map captures the interface between the Blue Ridge and the broad agricultural valleys below. Small settlements such as Baileyton, Brooklyn, and Rock Springs are connected by a network of county roads that follow the winding topography. This area, spanning the border of Cullman Co and Blount Co, reflects a long-established rural pattern of upland farming and small-town community centers centered around local churches and burial grounds.