2018 Map of Hybart

About this map

The Alabama River carves a sweeping arc through this landscape along the border of Wilcox and Monroe counties, shaping the low-lying wetlands and navigation points like Saint James Bar and Steins Island. Small settlements and family clusters are distributed along the ridges, connected by a network of rural routes such as Co Rd 56 and Bell Landing Rd. The map is particularly valuable for genealogical research, documenting numerous small burial sites including New Providence Cem, Powell Cem, and Hybart Cem. These community hubs, along with the hamlet of Tinela, reflect a settlement pattern deeply tied to the river's path and the agricultural land of the coastal plain. In the southern reach, the bend near Packards Bend demonstrates the transition from riverine floodplain to the more dissected terrain around McLeod Creek and Tallatchee Cr.