2024 Map of Sipsey
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Sipsey Fork and Mulberry Fork dominate this terrain in northern Alabama, where the river's winding path created landforms like Drummond Bend and Magbee Bend. The area is marked by a legacy of river crossings, evidenced by several historic sites including Drummond Ferry, Phillips Ferry, and Burtons Ferry. These points of transit once connected the small settlements and farming communities that populate the landscape, such as Sipsey, Campbellville, and Empire.
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