2014 Map of Oakmulgee

About this map

Talladega National Forest encompasses a significant portion of this terrain, where the convergence of Perry, Bibb, and Chilton counties defines the local geography. Small settlements and family landmarks such as Bethlehem and Tabernacle are scattered across a landscape drained by Oakmulgee Creek and its many tributaries, including Beaverdam Creek and Boiling Mill Creek. The area is notably dense with small burial grounds that serve as vital records for local genealogy, including Bethlehem Number 1 Cem, Harris Cemetery, and Legal Cemetery. High points like Bull Mountain and Hicks Hill rise above the winding forest roads, while isolated communities like Pinetucky and Oakmulgee reflect the rural character of this central Alabama region. Modern thoroughfares like State Route 219 and State Route 183 now connect these long-established localities.