2014 Map of Lawrence Cove

About this map

Brindley Mountain dominates the eastern elevation of this landscape, while the Tennessee Valley Divide bisects the terrain from east to west. This divide marks a significant hydrological transition where waters flow toward different drainage basins. The area exhibits a dense pattern of early rural development, notably anchored by numerous community burial grounds such as Lawrence Cove Cem, Gum Pond Cem, and Daniels Chapel Cem. Small settlements like Eva, Center Dale, and Fairview are connected by a network of county roads that navigate around complex hollows, including Derrick Hollow and Puckett Hollow. The map also details the Morgan and Cullman County line, showing how local governance intersects with the natural topography of ridges like Self Mtn and valleys like Greasy Cove.