1949 Map of Laurel Hill

Infrastructure reflects both historic routes and modern industry, with the Old Spanish Trail and the curiously named Hog and Hominy Rd cutting through the terrain. The Louisville and Nashville railroad services the northern timber and agricultural lands, passing through Paxton and near the Conecuh National Forest. From the banks of Lake Jackson to the southern reaches of Deerland, the map preserves a mid-century view of the Florida Panhandle before later development altered these rural networks.