2011 Map of Warrior

About this map

The Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River carves a winding path through this northern Jefferson County landscape, anchoring a network of small settlements and river crossings. The city of Warrior and the town of Kimberly serve as the primary hubs, connected by a corridor of development that includes the communities of Seloca and Linton. Historical family and community ties are preserved in the naming of local landmarks such as Enon Cemetery and Morris Cemetery, while the northern reaches are dominated by the elevation of Thomas Mountain. The hydrology of the area is particularly detailed, showing the convergence of Turkey Creek, Lick Creek, and Cane Creek with the river. Former industrial or river-dependent sites like Coaldale and Beltona appear alongside modern infrastructure, while the McKnally Ford Bridge indicates a long-standing point of transit across the river's rocky channel at Sharit Shoals.