
Morgan City and Mount Olive anchor this upland Alabama landscape where the boundaries of Morgan and Marshall counties meet. The geography is defined by significant topographical depressions and ridges, most notably the complex system of Newsome Sinks and the nearby Norrell Sink. These natural drainage features are set against prominent heights like Brindley Mountain and Clarksville Mtn, creating a dramatic relief that has historically dictated settlement and road patterns.
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1936 Columbus City
Marshall County, AL

1936 Guntersville Dam
Marshall County, AL

1936 High Point
Marshall County, AL

1936 Mountainboro
Marshall County, AL

1936 Mt Carmel
Marshall County, AL

1936 Newsome Sinks
Marshall County, AL

1936 Swearengin
Marshall County, AL

1947 Columbus City
Marshall County, AL

1947 Newsome Sinks
Marshall County, AL

1947 Swearengin
Marshall County, AL

1948 Guntersville Dam
Marshall County, AL

1948 Mt Carmel
Marshall County, AL

1949 Columbus City
Marshall County, AL

1950 Guntersville Dam
Marshall County, AL

1950 Mt Carmel
Marshall County, AL

1950 Newsome Sinks
Marshall County, AL

1950 Swearengin
Marshall County, AL

1984 Mt Carmel
Marshall County, AL

2024 Columbus City
Marshall County, AL

2024 Guntersville Dam
Marshall County, AL

2024 Mount Carmel
Marshall County, AL

2024 Newsome Sinks
Marshall County, AL

2024 Swearengin
Marshall County, AL