2011 Map of Seale

About this map

Seale and its neighboring rural communities are captured here in East Alabama, where the landscape is defined by the winding paths of Uchee Creek and Watermelon Creek. Small settlements like Dudleys, Hyram, and Colbert are scattered across a terrain dotted with family-named burial grounds, including the Williams Dudley Cemetery and Bush Cemetery. This 2011 survey reflects the enduring character of Russell County, where historic landmarks like the Hyram Post Office and the Sandfort Fire Tower overlook a network of country roads and local water bodies such as McCann Lake and Lake Lenora. The area's water management is evident in numerous structures like the Porter Branch Lake Dam and Mott Lake Dam, which shape the local hydrology alongside several smaller reservoirs. These features provide a look at the agricultural and residential layout of the county as it entered the 21st century.