2011 Map of Range

About this map

Lenox and Range occupy a rural landscape in southern Alabama defined by the winding paths of Burnt Corn Creek and Brushy Creek. This area maintains its agricultural and industrial character, evidenced by the presence of the Burnt Corn Creek Oil Field in the southern portion of the quadrangle. For those researching local history, the map identifies specific community landmarks including the Range Post Office, Range Cemetery, and Ramah Cemetery. To the southeast, the area around Janes Mill reflects the long-standing relationship between local settlements and the regional water network, which includes Little Escambia Creek and Rattlers Creek. Infrastructure like the Freeman Lake Dam and the Timberlands Landfill highlight the modern utility of the land, while a network of rural routes such as County Hwy-10 and Bill Greggs Rd connect these dispersed southern settlements.