1981 Map of Snowdoun

About this map

Snowdoun and its surrounding rural communities south of Montgomery define the landscape of this 1980s-era survey. The territory is marked by a high density of family-named landmarks and small country congregations, reflecting generations of continuous settlement along the low ridges between Pintlalla Creek and Ramer Creek. Notable hubs include the Sprague Junction railroad connection and the Snowdoun Valley Sch, while the presence of over a dozen cemeteries like Stokes Cem and Shackelford Cem offers significant data for genealogists.