2020 Map of York

About this map

York serves as a central hub in this western Alabama landscape, where the confluence of several small settlements and rural cemeteries marks the local heritage. To the southwest, Cuba sits near the winding course of Toomsuba Cr, while other small locales like Williams, Standard, and Siloam are scattered across the terrain. Family and community history is preserved in sites such as Home Mission Cem, Woods Cem, and McElroy Cem. The topography is defined by the drainage of Alamuchee Creek and its many tributaries, including Brockway Cr and Little Kinterbish Creek. Rising above the creek bottoms are modest elevations like Alamuchee Hill and Scratch Hill. This modern survey documents the road network connecting these points, from established routes like Old Livingston Rd and Old US Hwy 11 to smaller local passages like Behn Kidd Rd.