1971 Map of Lapine

About this map

Highland Home and Lapine anchor this 1971 study of the boundary between Montgomery and Crenshaw counties. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of Little Patsaliga Creek and Pintlala Creek, where the local economy follows the drainage patterns of several named branches. Significant for family historians, the map identifies several rural burial grounds and places of worship, including Rocky Mount Cem, Cauthens Cem, and New Ebenezer Ch. A notable industrial artifact is the Old Railroad Grade running north-south through the eastern half of the quadrangle, tracing the path of former rail commerce through Sardis and Garnersville. The emergence of lakeside development is visible at Magnolia Shores, while older water features like Paynes Pond and Lake Bradleyton reflect the area's agricultural and recreational roots.