
Lee County Public Lake serves as a central landmark in this rural landscape east of Opelika, where the topography is defined by the headwaters of Uchee Creek and its many tributaries. The area maintains a strong agricultural and early industrial character, evidenced by the presence of Griffen Mill and Meadows Mill along the southern watercourses. The Central of Georgia railroad cuts through the northern section, connecting the regional hub of Opelika to outlying settlements like Spring Villa. Numerous community centers are anchored by historic congregations and burial grounds, including Shiloh Ch Cem, Providence Ch, and Pleasant Hill Ch Cem. The landscape is further marked by local industry such as several Gravel Pit sites and a Quarry, illustrating the transition from traditional milling to modern resource extraction by the early 1970s.
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1965 Beulah
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1965 Bleecker
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1970 Opelika East
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1971 Opelika West
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1971 Parkers Crossroads
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2011 Beulah
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2011 Bleecker
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2011 Opelika East
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2011 Opelika West
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2011 Parkers Crossroads
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2014 Beulah
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2014 Bleecker
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2014 Opelika East
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2014 Opelika West
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2014 Parkers Crossroads
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2018 Beulah
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2018 Bleecker
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2018 Opelika East
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2018 Opelika West
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2018 Parkers Crossroads
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2020 Beulah
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2020 Bleecker
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2020 Opelika East
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2020 Opelika West
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2020 Parkers Crossroads
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2024 Beulah
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2024 Bleecker
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2024 Opelika East
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2024 Opelika West
Lee County, AL

2024 Parkers Crossroads
Lee County, AL