2020 Map of Morvin

About this map

Hotamville and Morvin sit along the high ground of the Alabama coastal plain, straddling the border of Marengo and Clarke counties. This landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where Bashi Creek and Tallahatta Creek wind through heavily dissected terrain. Historically significant sites like the Tallahatta Cem African American and Bashan Cem are preserved in the rural landscape, alongside small settlements such as Campbell and Opine. The map reveals a remote, resource-oriented interior where many smaller water bodies, including N S Hallam Lake and Opine Lake, are tucked away from the primary county roads. The presence of Tallahatta Springs on the eastern edge points toward the area's geological character, where mineral springs were often focal points for local communities.