Needmore and the surrounding reaches of the Conecuh River valley define this portion of Pike County as it appeared in the early 21st century. The landscape is characterized by a network of rural county roads that connect several small settlements and family-named landmarks. To the north, Stills Crossroads serves as a junction near Stills Cem, while Logton is situated among several water bodies including Copelands Pond and Costons Pond. This survey provides valuable documentation for genealogists, as it identifies numerous family burial sites such as the McNeil Townsend Cem and the Williams and Andrew Jackson Cem near the southern boundary. The drainage pattern is intricate, with numerous tributaries like Jackson Cr, Indian Cr, and the descriptively named Nappy Head Br feeding into the main river system, illustrating the hydrology that has shaped local land use for generations.
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1953 · Montgomery
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1953 · Andalusia
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1953 · Dothan
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1954 · Dothan
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1955 · Dothan
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1955 · Phenix City
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1956 · Montgomery
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1957 · Phenix City
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1957 · Montgomery
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1957 · Andalusia
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