2011 Map of Napoleon

About this map

Big Springs and Omaha anchor this rural landscape in Randolph County, Alabama, during the early 21st century. The terrain is defined by a dense network of winding county roads and multiple watercourses, including Hillabahatchee Creek and Wedowee Creek. Small, localized settlements such as Napoleon, Waldrep, and Red Oak are scattered throughout, often identified by their proximity to family-named landmarks like Moores Pond and Higgins Lake. Notable for genealogists, the map records numerous burial grounds, from the Highway Ridge Memorial Gardens near Potash to the Beulah Cemetery in the southeast corner near Mason. The presence of small-scale infrastructure like Moore Dam and Higgins Dam reflects a long-standing pattern of water management in this agricultural and timber-producing region along the Alabama-Georgia border.