2011 Map of Mobile
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Mobile's urban and industrial core is documented here along the Mobile River and Mobile Bay waterfront. The concentration of sacred sites and municipal infrastructure is particularly striking, featuring the historic Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile National Cemetery, and Church Street Cemetery within the city's established grid. The landscape transitions from the dense commercial center, marked by the Battle House Tower, to the massive transportation and logistics corridors of the Alabama State Docks and the Brookley Airport complex. Transportation links connecting the city to Blakeley Island and Pinto Island are clearly visible, including both the Bankhead Tunnel and the George C Wallace Tunnel. Further inland, the map shows the growth of residential and commercial districts such as Toulminville, Crichton, and Brookwood.
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