1971 Map of Repton

About this map

Repton serves as a primary hub in this corner of southern Alabama, where the Seaboard rail line cuts across the landscape, connecting small rural communities. The map details the transition from the rolling hills of the coastal plain to the bottomlands of Burnt Corn Creek, which dominates the eastern half of the quadrangle. Scattered settlements like Bermuda, Drewry, and Nichburg are documented alongside numerous small Cem markers and local landmarks like Beulah Ch and Oak Grove Ch, providing a precise record of the area's social geography during the early 1970s.