2024 Map of Marvyn
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Marvyn and Uhland sit within a landscape defined by the crossing of the Lee County and Russell County line. This 2024 map shows a rural Alabama interior heavily influenced by its water systems, notably the winding Uchee Creek in the south and a series of managed ponds including Bruce Pond Number One near Whatley Cross Road. The area maintains its agricultural and residential character through local landmarks like the Flying C's Plantation Airport and several family-named burial grounds such as Dupree Cem and Jenkins Cem.
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