2020 Map of Myrtlewood South

About this map

The town of Myrtlewood sits along the northern edge of this landscape, where residential streets like Magnolia St and Cedar Ave meet the path of AL Highway 69. To the south, the settlement of Half Acre is positioned near the Iron Bridge crossing over Beaver Creek. This portion of Marengo County is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including Landrums Cr and Double Cr, which cut through the terrain. For those researching local family histories, several community landmarks appear, such as the Geneva Presbyterian Church Cem and the Beaver Creek Baptist Cem. The map reveals how local infrastructure, like CO Hwy 17 and CO Hwy 11, follows the natural contours of the creeks and ridges, connecting the small agrarian communities and religious centers that have long shaped this Alabama interior.