1998 Map of Little Texas

About this map

Tuskegee National Forest dominates the upper half of this landscape, where the Bartram National Recreation Trail and the Bedford V Cash Memorial Trail wind through managed timberlands. The settlement of Little Texas serves as a central hub for the surrounding rural community, which is anchored by several long-standing country churches, including Pine Grove Ch, Antioch Ch, and Union Ch. Down toward the southern reaches, the drainage basins of Chewacla Creek and Opinifocco Creek are dotted with numerous Gravel Pits, indicating the local extractive industry that defines the topography outside the forest boundaries. In the west, Pleasant Hill and Hickory Grove retain their local character through institutions like Hickory Grove Cem and Pleasant Hill Ch, while the Alabama State Forestry Commission and Tuskegee Ranger Station represent the active federal and state presence in this part of Macon County.