2010 Map of Lambert

About this map

The Loosahatchie River and its broad, marshy floodplains define this portion of Fayette County, winding past vast lowlands like Loosahatchie Bottom and Treadville Bottom. The landscape reflects a deeply rooted rural history, marked by a high density of small family and community burial grounds including the Maclin Quarter Cemetery, Patterson Cemetery, and Harwell Cemetery. These sites are scattered across a terrain where agricultural use meets the natural drainage of Basswood Creek and Jones Creek. Higher elevations are few, though The Mountain rises distinctly in the southeast corner. Significant infrastructure is represented by the Winfrey Lake Dam and a network of secondary roads such as Old Fifty-Nine Drive Rd and Feathers Chapel Dr, which connect the long-standing farmsteads and rural properties of the Lambert area.