2018 Map of Letohatchee

About this map

Letohatchee serves as a primary reference point in this south-central Alabama landscape, situated near the headwaters of Jack Creek. The terrain is defined by a dense network of family-named water features and rural cemeteries, reflecting a long-established agricultural community. Small settlements like Tyson are connected by a web of named country roads such as Chicken Pit Rd and Old Rd. Local genealogy is particularly well-represented here, with numerous burial grounds including Letohatchee Cem, Beulah Cem, and New Pleasant Valley Cem scattered across the township lines of Lowndes and Montgomery counties. Notable landmarks such as Lila Rebecca Webster Lake and J L Crenshaw Lake Number One suggest a history of private land management and local hydrography that remains central to the character of the area into the late 2010s.