
Lisman sits at the heart of this Choctaw County landscape, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Bogue Chitto and Tuckabum Creek. To the northwest, the settlement of Pushmataha preserves a concentration of local heritage sites, specifically the Sardis Cem and Pushmataha Episcopal Cem. The map reflects a rural Alabama community structured by long-standing land divisions and small crossroads settlements like Mollie and Cromwell. Natural landmarks such as Scott Mtn rise above the creek bottoms, while the southern edge is marked by the community of Riderwood. The distribution of family and community cemeteries, including Eureka Cem near the northern boundary and Resthaven Memorial Gardens to the southeast, indicates a deeply rooted residential history tied to the drainage basins of Yantley Creek and its many branches.
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