2011 Map of Ridgeville

About this map

Macedonia and the nearby Ridgeville settlement anchor this rural landscape in the southern interior of Alabama, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of winding watercourses and family burial grounds. The local topography is notable for its numerous creeks, including the extensive reaches of Cedar Creek, Wolf Creek, and Indian Creek, which carve through the land and influence the placement of early routes like Macedonia Rd and Wolf Creek Rd. Genealogy-rich details are prominent throughout the survey, with several family and community landmarks such as Snow Cemetery, Bragg Cemetery, and Crenshaws Cemetery located along the rural road network. The map reveals a persistent settlement pattern of small clusters and isolated homesteads typical of this region, tied together by a combination of established routes like County Hwy-11 and smaller connector roads that skirt the base of elevations like County Line Hill.