1971 Map of Randolph

About this map

The community of Randolph serves as the central hub of this 1970s landscape, positioned along the Southern railway at the junction of the Bibb Co Chilton Co line. The area's social fabric is clearly defined by its numerous rural congregations and educational sites, including Howison Sch and a series of country churches such as New Hope Ch, Shady Grove Ch, and Mills Ch. The terrain is deeply carved by waterways like Sixmile Creek and Oakmulgee Cr, reflecting a topography that historically supported small-scale operations like the Gravel Pit and the namesake Bibb Mill. To the southwest, the boundary of the Talladega National Forest marks a transition into protected woodlands, while the Illinois Central Gulf line cuts across the lower corner near the settlement of Maud.