2014 Map of Parkers Crossroads

About this map

Spring Villa and the eastern reaches of Opelika characterize this landscape in the mid-2010s, where rural heritage intersects with modern development in Lee County. The map provides a detailed view of several family and community landmarks, such as the Penn Young Gravesite and Brown Cem, alongside local gathering points like Morris Chapel Cem. The hydrology of the region is prominent, featuring the Lee County Public Lake and a series of managed waters including Pope Lake Number One and Samford Lake Number Two. Historical industry and local junctions are visible at Griffen Mill and Meadows Mill, while the crossroads of Parkers Crossroads and Meadows Crossroads mark the intersection of several county routes and AL-169. This record of the land preserves the names of small settlements like Hopewell and Beauregard as they existed before further suburban expansion from the nearby city center.