1930 Map of Montgomery
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
The Alabama River anchors this regional survey, winding past the state capital and the industrial hub of Prattville. In the years following the first World War, the landscape around Montgomery shows a transition from rural river-bottom agriculture to urban institutional growth. To the northwest of the city, Maxwell Aviation Field represents a significant military footprint, while the state's social history is visible through landmarks like Kilby Prison and the Masonic Home. The city's residential expansion is evident in neighborhoods like Cloverdale and Capital Heights, and education is highlighted at the Womans College of Alabama.
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Editions of this 1930 Montgomery Map
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Historical Maps of Montgomery Through Time
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