2018 Map of Union Springs

About this map

Union Springs serves as the regional anchor of this landscape, situated at a geographic divide where the headwaters of the Conecuh River and Little Conecuh River flow southward while numerous creeks like Cubahatchee Cr and Moseley Cr drain toward the north. The settlement pattern is characterized by small, distinct communities such as Sedgefield, Chunnenuggee, and Armstrong, often connected by a network of county roads. Genealogists will find a high density of burial sites throughout the terrain, including the Ivory Cem, Moultrie Cem, and Ridgeley Cem, which are frequently located near historic crossroads or family landholdings. Notable local landmarks like the Oak Hill Sch and various water bodies such as Bentons Lake and Schorr Lake reflect the agricultural and community development of this central Alabama region.