1960 Map of Ozark
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The town of Ozark serves as the focal point for this survey of Dale County, Alabama, documenting the area's development from the late 1940s through its 1981 update. The landscape is defined by the sprawling Fort Rucker Military Reservation to the southwest, featuring the prominent Lake Tholocco and the Hooper Field Tower. Settlement patterns reveal a mix of traditional rural sites like Marley Mill and several country congregations, including Hopeful Primitive Ch and Old Salem Ch. The intersection of transportation and industry is evident where the Seaboard and Coast Line railroads meet near the municipal center. Beyond the town's Corporate Boundary, numerous small water bodies such as Roy Parker Lake and Mixon Lake dot the terrain, while the Dale County Public Lake lies to the northeast, illustrating the region's reliance on managed water resources for recreation and local utility.
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Editions of this 1960 Ozark Map
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Historical Maps of Ozark Through Time
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