1982 Map of Roberts

About this map

The Conecuh River defines the northern landscape of this Escambia County region, winding through a network of southern timberlands and wetlands as recorded in the early 1980s. The settlement of Roberts serves as a primary point of reference in the east, while Rock Hill sits to the northwest, near the confluence of Mayo Creek and the main river channel. Numerous tributaries including Bethea Creek, Mill Creek, and Horn Branch drain into the Conecuh, illustrating a complex hydrological system typical of south Alabama. For those tracing local family history, several locations marked simply as Cem are identified near the roads and waterways. The map also highlights a Boat Ramp providing access to the river, alongside southern drainage features like Yellow Water Creek and Big Coldwater Creek, reflecting the importance of these water systems to the local geography.