
The Alabama River and Tombigbee River define this mid-1980s landscape, winding through a heavily forested region of southwest Alabama where timber and river access shaped the settlement pattern. Large tracts such as the Scotch State Wildlife Management Area and the Upper State Wildlife Sanctuary occupy much of the terrain between the river forks, while the impoundment of Claiborne Lake reflects later 20th-century water management.
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