2014 Map of Sellersville

About this map

Pea River and its numerous tributaries, including Tiger Br and Beaverdam Br, dominate this rural landscape in southeastern Alabama. The region is marked by a network of small family and community burial grounds such as Macedonia Cem and Weeks Cem, which serve as vital landmarks for genealogical research. The settlement pattern is largely defined by rural junctions and local landmarks like Holley Store and the town of Sellersville in the southeast corner. The terrain is characterized by a high density of named ponds and small lakes, including James Wise Pond and Ted Averett Lake, reflecting the well-watered coastal plain environment. Notable water features like Faulk Millpond suggest a history of localized water-powered industry or land management integrated into the agricultural grid of Coffee and Geneva counties.