2002 Map of Summerfield

About this map

Summerfield and its surrounding countryside are defined by a mix of public forest lands and small-scale settlements across the border of Perry and Dallas counties. The northern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the Talladega National Forest, where steep, wooded ridges overlook Oakmulgee Creek and its tributaries. Local history is anchored by several community hubs such as Stonewall and Perryville, and a high density of rural religious sites. Landmarks like College Hill Ch and Mary Etta Ch, alongside their associated cemeteries, reflect the long-standing family foundations in this part of Alabama. To the east, Paul M Grist State Park provides a notable recreational footprint. The landscape also reveals modern infrastructure, including several pipelines and a Gaging Sta along the creek, indicating the region's managed natural resources.