
Newell sits at the heart of this Randolph County landscape, where the Little Tallapoosa River and its numerous tributaries like Cohobadiah Creek and Cane Creek wind through the hills. This 2024 map documents a rural environment defined by its longstanding community institutions, particularly its country churches and family burial grounds. Local genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of sites such as the Antioch Baptist Church Cem and the Old Cool Spring Cem. The settlement pattern follows the ridgelines and creek valleys, with small clusters of homes at Gold Ridge and Morrison Crossroads connected by an intricate network of county roads. Further south, the town of Woodland marks a more concentrated area of development, while the northern border captures the transition from Cleburne into Randolph County.
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1969 Napoleon
Randolph County, AL

1969 Newell
Randolph County, AL

1969 Roanoke East
Randolph County, AL

1969 Roanoke West
Randolph County, AL

1969 Wadley North
Randolph County, AL

1970 Micaville
Randolph County, AL

1970 Ofelia
Randolph County, AL

1975 Micaville
Randolph County, AL

1975 Newell
Randolph County, AL

2024 Micaville
Randolph County, AL

2024 Napoleon
Randolph County, AL

2024 Newell
Randolph County, AL

2024 Ofelia
Randolph County, AL

2024 Roanoke East
Randolph County, AL

2024 Roanoke West
Randolph County, AL

2024 Wadley North
Randolph County, AL