1944 Map of Perdido
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Atmore and Freemanville anchor the southeastern portion of this 1942 survey, where the convergence of the St. Louis San Francisco RR and the Louisville and Nashville RR illustrates the region's mid-century reliance on heavy rail for logistics. The landscape transitions from the developed grids around Nokomis and McCullough to the timber-rich drainages of Little River and Blacksher Creek. Small rural communities like Lottie and Rabun are defined by localized social centers such as the Langham Lottie Sch and Jack Springs Ch.
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Editions of this 1944 Perdido Map
2 editions found
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