2001 Map of Winterboro

About this map

Talladega Creek and its diverse tributaries define this central Alabama landscape, where the northern expanse of the Talladega National Forest meets a network of established settlements. Small communities like Winterboro and Sycamore serve as focal points along the transportation corridors, while rural life is anchored by local institutions such as the Pittard Vocational Sch and several country churches, including Mt Olive Ch and Tallaseehatchee Ch. The terrain transitions from the forest highlands down toward the creek valleys, marked by features like Oxbow Bend and the winding Weewoka Creek. For those researching local roots, the map provides precise locations for older centers of activity like Plantersville, Nottingham, and Alpine, alongside various unnamed cemeteries and small landmarks like the Riser Chapel Ch situated near the western edge of the survey.