
Martin Lake defines the northern reaches of this Tallapoosa County landscape, where the shoreline meets a complex network of residential roads like Silver Hill Rd and Centerport Rd. The terrain transition south toward Walnut Hill and Ponders reveals a countryside deeply rooted in local family and church history. Genealogists will find a significant concentration of burial sites, including the Old Sharon Primitive Baptist Cem and the John Johnston Cem, alongside several others such as Sardis Cem and Beulah Cem. The southern half of the map is dominated by the winding paths of Sougahatchee Creek and its tributaries, Buck Creek and Leadbetter Creek, which snake through the timbered hills of eastern Alabama.
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1971 Buttston
Tallapoosa County, AL

1971 Carrville
Tallapoosa County, AL

1971 Jacksons Gap
Tallapoosa County, AL

1971 Ponders
Tallapoosa County, AL

1971 Thornton
Tallapoosa County, AL

2024 Buttston
Tallapoosa County, AL

2024 Carrville
Tallapoosa County, AL

2024 Jacksons Gap
Tallapoosa County, AL

2024 Ponders
Tallapoosa County, AL

2024 Thornton
Tallapoosa County, AL