1982 Map of Parker Springs

About this map

Conecuh National Forest dominates this landscape in southern Alabama, where a network of creek branches and river prongs creates a complex drainage system through the timberlands. The settlement at Alaflora sits near the southern boundary, while the namesake Parker Springs is located centrally, marking a point of human activity within the dense forest. Small rural pockets like Camp Williams and Henley Roberts appear alongside family-named water features such as Mendenhall Creek and Foley Creek, reflecting the local genealogy and land use of Escambia County during the early 1980s.