2024 Map of Sinking Creek
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Pickwick Lake and the Tennessee River define the southern reaches of this landscape, where Roses Bluff overlooks the water near the historic crossing at Gorners Ferry. The interior terrain is characterized by complex hydrology, including the karst-driven features of The Sinks and numerous isolated depressions like Bell Sink and Delahunty Pond. These natural sinks and ponds often dictated the layout of local roads and farmsteads in the rural corridor between Rhodesville and Oakland.
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Editions of this 2024 Sinking Creek Map
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Historical Maps of Rhodesville Through Time
24 maps found
1924 Gravelly Springs
Lauderdale County, AL
1926 Gravelly Springs
Lauderdale County, AL
1935 Wright
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Blackburn
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Center Hill
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Pruitton
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Thorntontown
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Threet
Lauderdale County, AL
1936 Wheeler Dam
Lauderdale County, AL
1952 Blackburn
Lauderdale County, AL
1952 Center Hill
Lauderdale County, AL
1952 Pruitton
Lauderdale County, AL
1952 Wheeler Dam
Lauderdale County, AL
1953 Wright
Lauderdale County, AL
1954 Sinking Creek
Lauderdale County, AL
1954 Threet
Lauderdale County, AL
1971 Wheeler Dam
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Blackburn
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Center Hill
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Pruitton
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Sinking Creek
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Threet
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Wheeler Dam
Lauderdale County, AL
2024 Wright
Lauderdale County, AL