1970 Map of Lillian
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
Lillian sits at the western terminus of the Lillian Bridge, marking the border crossing between Alabama and Florida as it appeared in 1970. This coastal landscape is dominated by the wide expanse of Perdido Bay and the winding course of the Perdido River, which separates Baldwin and Escambia counties. The map captures a mix of maritime aviation history and deep-rooted local heritage, showing the U S Naval Reservation Bronson Field with its Seaplane Ramps alongside the Old Spanish Cem and a documented Indian Mound near Reeder Lake. Residential pockets like Perdido Heights and Paradise Beach dot the shoreline, while the interior remains a complex network of wetlands such as Juniper Swamp and Helton Bay. Numerous Claypit labels indicate local resource extraction within the pine-flats terrain.
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Editions of this 1970 Lillian Map
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Historical Maps of Lillian Through Time
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