1971 Map of Pine Level

About this map

Pine Level serves as a central hub in this Montgomery County landscape, where the rural character of southeastern Alabama is defined by a network of winding creeks and family landmarks. The area's spiritual and community life is anchored by several country churches, including Spring Hill Ch, Bethesda Ch, and Mt Pleasant Ch. A distinctive genealogical footprint is left by the Frazer-McLeod Cam and the aptly named Possum Trot Cem near Warrior Hill. This 1970s survey captures the region just as the modern highway system begins to interface with historical transport routes like the Meriwether Trail and Old Road. The drainage patterns of Olustee Creek, Greenbrier Creek, and Little Sandy Creek dictate the placement of local settlements such as Macedonia and Currys, showing how the topography of the Alabama coastal plain has historically shaped land use and agricultural development.