1889 Map of Springville
USGS Topo · Published 1889About this map
Ashville serves as a central hub in this late nineteenth-century portrait of St. Clair County, situated where the ridge-and-valley landscape of Canoe Mountain meets the fertile Beaver Valley. The geography is defined by a dense network of river crossings and mountain gaps that dictated the flow of local commerce and migration. Multiple ferries, including Fomby's Ferry and Woods Ferry, provide passage across the winding Coosa River, while established routes like Tuscaloosa Road and the historic Jackson's Trace cut across the difficult terrain.
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1889 Springville
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1958 Springville
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1975 Springville
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2011 Springville
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2014 Springville
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