2014 Map of Kinston

About this map

The town of Kinston serves as a central hub on this 2014 survey, where Alabama State Route 189 and Route 52 converge amidst the undulating terrain of the Wiregrass region. This landscape is defined by its rural connectivity, with a dense network of timber and farm roads like Log Cabin Dr and Paper Co Rd threading through the pine-dominated landscape. The topography is shaped by the complex drainage systems of Flat Creek and Cripple Creek, which eventually feed toward the Pea River on the eastern edge. For genealogists, the map preserves the locations of numerous community anchors, including Beulah Cem, Saint Pauls Cem, and Harrison Cem. Scattered smaller settlements like Estothel, Lowery, and Earlytown reflect the enduring agricultural character of the borderlands where Coffee, Covington, and Geneva Counties meet.