2024 Map of Sylvan Springs
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Locust Fork defines the northern and western reaches of this Jefferson County landscape, where the river's winding path historically supported essential crossings like Williams Ferry and Atwood Ferry. This area of central Alabama reflects a dense network of smaller settlements and industrial transit points, including Praco, Labuco, and Powhatan. Further east, the terrain transitions into more established residential pockets such as Sylvan Springs and Maytown, with the significant landform of Bluff Creek Ridge and the passage at Ben Vines Gap shaping the local geography.
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