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ELMORE County 32.587632N 86.312396W 86.192786W 32.587632N 1990 COUNTY BLOCK MAP (RECREATED): ELMORE County 32.587632N 86.312396W 86.192786W Thrasher Rd L ka ve wei D r 418* Riv e r F rko Rd 432 429* d 434* v e R Shady Tree Ln Shady Tree r F Wi l iaml s Rd o 135* 236* k r l l k i a 233* r m R 473* o s d R y F d LEGEND y 241* w d w r k r k e P 433 v 361* 362* P y w k P k e re C rd u H d d R rk o F r e iv R Jordan Lake 430* k SYMBOL NAME STYLE k R e e e e r r r C 244 e w c L a p h s n h e aw Lp Crensh 435* 335* d s e v o r G n a c e P n e v o r G t u n l a W INTERNATIONAL a Dee C r r 367 e ke R d d R eek Pkwy Nandcr m a D n i d l u Bouldin D ma Rd 416* r d R r e h s a r h T Cross Creek Ct n L e rl a 338* E 441 474 442 138* AIR De r e raT ec Trl S h o k u al C t t C k e e r C r e e 440 D 365 415* oC us sni R d u 3 s Trust Land n i n 2 s s L R s o r o n Pigeon r osto Cr d o s d e g s t o n k R i s d R r e lm a P C e u TJSA / TDSA / ANVSA r 3 2 d R o C n L k e e r C s s o r C d R e r D k e e r C n e d d i H r D h is tf a 368 C r Cousins Rd C 369 364 n L Hidden Creek Ct C ren sha w Rd Cotton Lakes Blvd n S ithm Ln Mc Donald Dr L C a r p D r a n a reC nshaw Dr l n L a n i 445* T 339* u STATE (or statistically equivalent entity) C o u r t n e y D r 447 k o u L o v e j o y D r 349* r n L a l u k o h 444 S t COUNTY (or statistically equivalent entity) Smith Ln n 370 v H rte Dr e e y j d R 1 d n M Pl il o dn d R o o l l P 431* y 445* 139 D t C s in us o C r 243 MINOR CIVIL DIV. / CCD D r Place within Subject Entity 1 Luther St 372 242* Incorporated Place / CDP Place outside of Subject Entity 140B Cr Incorporated Place / CDP 1 r o Corporate Offset Boundary U S H w y 2 3 1 l y 446 H w 2 r C r o l y a T 371 y 2 Fl at W o o d R d aS xon Rd Census Tract / BNA 3 301* a H o lt v li le Rd 1 DEATSVILLE CCD 90855 t 3 BLOCK W o o d C erh okee Dr Clemons Rd R ABBREVIATION REFERENCE: AIR = American Indian Reservation; 366 d Trust Land = Off−Reservation Trust Land; TJSA = Tribal Jurisdiction Statistical Area; TDSA = Tribal Designated Statistical Area; 448B F la wt o o d R d ANVSA = Alaska Native Village Statistical Area; ANRC = Alaska Native a t Regional Corporation; CCD = Census Civil Division; w Coosa o 455 443 River 305* o 301 CDP = Census Designated Place; BNA = Block Numbering Area Camilla Austin Dr m i l l a A u s t i n D r d R d Canal Ln Canal Ln R d k c i r t a p z t F tzi ap rit kc d R Co rn C 141B r W ildb err y Ln r l d n FEATURES b e r r y C FEATURES FEATURES 306 Pipe/Power Line r L n 374 245B* 142B Ridge/Physical Feature v r u C d o o tw la 306 F Mehearg Rd 148B Jeep Trail/Walkway/Ferry Property/Fence Line River / Lake O a k S t 449B 304* 375 C a all w a y C r Railroad Nonvisible Boundary L wo re C nre hs wa Dr w e r C r Glacier e n s h a 308 309 w D r M a p el S t 373 457 451 245A* p l e S M e h e a r g R d t t C le ap M 449A 140A 148A 141A Military Out Area e Inset s H a c k le b e r r y L n a h C se ha C 310* R Where international, state, and/or county boundaries coincide, the map shows t ry S ber ckle Ha the boundary symbol for only the highest−ranking of these boundaries. Cann ei nL 1 A ' ° ' following a place name indicates that the place is also a false MCD; Flat oow d Sp r the false MCD name is not shown. P i n e L e a f S t a t 1 s t S t 454 w 326 n 2 o e In 1990, the crews−of−vessels population of ships at sea was allocated to N e e l e y R d o 456 Nolen Ln d 309 census tracts with a '.99' suffix. An anchor symbol appeared on the 1990 L e S 3rd St p e r l e 1st Ave maps locating a crews−of−vessel tract. These maps show a very small area a C h ape Rl d y f 450B a symbolized as a census tract with the census tract number shown near the s t 2nd St 465 e R p r S e c d R iv e r c r es t Ci 142A* r t 307 r area. l v e R e r D d v r 3 A ' * ' following a block number indicates that the block number is repeated c r r t D es r rc e v Ri e wy Pk n An T i d e D r 466 s elsewhere in the block. t s1 t Pl C i r 1 s t S t 325 376 448A Jackson Trace Rd 324* r Ci e in ul Pa r D b lu C y tr n u o C d t S rd 3 147* R 452 n 1st Pla ce Ct 458 SR 111 a 1 s t S t 2nd St c 146* Kim C t n t S C t d R n a unc D m t 450A t S s e m 333 Suwannee t C James St Fitzpa itr c k dR t z p a t r d i c k 327 R y w k P r e W e a v e r C u t v i R d d R en l ns E n R i River Dr a a C 328 s B la nk ens hip R d o a 453 d R in a cC M C h e r ry S t kwy er P Riv osa Co a v n e k r e 323* H ia col L k n d R m r a F ld O n C s F a n o n i L n u h d R ill G n o ls e N t i t S r e t s a c n a 338 L p L n t C s e n r a B McDonald Dr n 145* o North Bridge St Extn Hospital Dr R n 103 104 i d 334 459 t Whi Wittjen Ct t te d R j e n C 330 t 202 101 oN rth St 203 d lv B s e k a L n o tt o C 102 105 101* 339 Cr so Ss t Ho tvl ill e 460 Rd l t v M a r sh a ll St i 329* l l e d R r e t s a c n a L S Broad St R r D k ic tr a zp it F ly el K d s P m 462 o s s o G Abandoned 106 t S e g d i r B 336* N 211 d R St n ai M W 335 N 204 Micanopy St Micanop Sy t M chti le R l d n L-N Railroad Abandoned t S d a o r B N Alabama St a 464 Abandoned lroad Rai L-N c n C er n s haw Rd e d R n ca n u D 308 n s h St N Shelby a 212 331* 332 461 w 111 109 110 108 107 122 210 R n L od o w d e R 463 d Opotheola St 102 E Osceola St G sso mo Sw cit Rh d 113B 112 t W Osceola St t Airey St 106 S S n 118 o 116 i e s Austin St Austin St n n i St n sio an 117 M P 107 105* 115 N Pine St 127 L-N Railroad Abandoned t ry S da un Bo 328 W t Al Highway 143 S 331 A b 103 a n d o n y e W Tallassee St d n a 114 p 226* 113A m t S ny pa Com Fire Station Rd 104* 327 Stone River Lp A u ta ug a St t S r lo y a 336 T oF err t s vA e 108 Al High wa y 14 306 227* d 320B W Tuskeena St R Hwy 14 n 322 w St en Gre T y k c 330 320A wnRd Lucky T Wetumpka Garden Apt r a 321 d 307 St e Pin N Q u e e n A n n R 106 d t B e l l i n g r a t h R d L u c k y T o w n L p t C r a d e C C r C Lucky Town Lp Elmore Rd Penton Ln c D Pe c an D r k W Bridge St SR 14 n y 111 an g Lo 329 r 323 u 332 S p r in g S 317 t b T Orline St Milly Francis St r D rn bu Au o A u s ti n L n 342 110 w L u c k y T o w n L p 112 109 326 E Bridge St n SR 14 t S h s 324 Wetumpka Fi t L F ro er s At ev S B r i d g e S t p M o un C t rma el Rd 105* Outhl ca oo ch ee Rd u n Hill St i e t t d n 81720 C 318A 341A C i t g a S e 107 Courthouse nL P r Ouiwatumnis St m m d t C m l E e R t S e in P S l Wharf St r i o v R r e s Gill Rd 117 R se ervo Rri d Re 108 a yd S t d 118 d R 341B H ol ley L 351 n h t S t r o h S t S Bounda yr S t a O Hld ig wh a 1y 4 120 r 110 g 335 n i l l S Boundar Sy t d R h t a r g n i ll e B Wilkerso n tS 109 L evo ELMORE CCD 90972 L n 111* 121 1 1 1 S a n f o r d L n aC m lile a D r 111* 232A* m e l l 1 1 1 R S i a o b n R K d D 325 r d 119 l 1 3 2 wy H S U d R b o n K ld a B 101 K ni Sg t 318C B e l lin g r a t h R d 337 234 l 123A l i n g r 338 122 a WETUMPKA CCD 93456 POARCH t 333 r h D Emerson St l CREEK RES l i R u c ke r R d t S n o ls i W H R 112 n a i d c nI iad n lHi l Dr d (2865) k e r Arrowhead Dr t S R t d h g i R i ve r R di g e S t St ght Kni Camelia St d R n e l s Rd Enslen Bro oks ide Dr M o r t a r C r o 233 o k R iv e Or ka Bs l dv r Oak Crest Ct s R i ev r O a sk C t t d i a R d r e s g Hills ide Dr 123B n i r l r l D s D p i viR re O ka s D r S e d r v 236 e r m a h S l t Pe hl am St e O t C r a t C s k a O r e t a W k a 123C s B g e l Sl t D r o 334 r Coosa River r 403A* H ow ar d H l li D r R do g e sr rD Gossom Switch Rd d g e r d R s s g in r p S e t a g rro a H r D w a r 114* d St e Le 237 t S on s ck a J H i l l D d 133 r Semmes Rd 124 a Natural G sa P pi e R s 132 d ipP e W F o r Tt o u ol u s e R d r a h 131 232B c F o d R rd a h c i R E Cha ler s Ave r hC arle As ve t 235 T 129C o 129B 130 E li za b e th S t e u 403C* v l o i A 129A z r e t n Gun ert vA e u t n C li e mm ro C a C romm el i n D r b s e t o e h m S 307 t 403B Gunter Ct m 136D 135 r R 312 e l s Bruce St i s n 407 d d Ross R 404 Rd 134A 402A 140 134B St ry n e 129D H t S th e b za li E 139 Crommelin Ct aJ ms ni e 113 H lli R d s m i n 408 e d R d l l i H 128B 402C* R r e i n e S h e t aL f ya ett e Dr 405A t s u d t S e n ri e h t a K aL m Rb d o R l u e t r S e s Vas 340 o s 138 u 128A T o l u t o r T t Fort Toulouse Rd r d R se ou ul To rt Fo 409 127A 115* Fo t r To oul us Re d 339 W Fort Toulouse Rd 412 P a r k e r I s l a n d L n 125 eP ac n G ro ev Rd 413 150 d R e s u o 410A l 137 u o l r T n a m e z o B T Parker Island Rd t r o y Go edl n rD F w H d R e s u o ul o t T r o F W Coosada Rd y r e m o g t n o 149 M d y w H ry e m o tg n o M ld 410B O 116* n L r a d e C d R 126 k r Blue Ridge 07588 a P 411 152 n 127B o s l l D e w k c a Black ew Dl l r r k g a erry Rd Sugarb r b c e r r y d R k r a P n o s k c a J R d 3 2 405B* P al n at iot n M il Rl d d a n R M t 153 a i l l t 125 i 3 2 d R o C o R n 151* d Tallapoosa River d R da sa oo C Winfield Dr Hill Dr Alabama River Dove 141 124B* Alabama River 124A* aJ ck os n B e n d R d c k s o n B U S H w y 2 3 1 e n d R d Key to Adjacent Sheets 1 0 Sheet Location within Entity 1 678 Y 1 Coosada 17176 R 142* E 5 0 11 12 13 M J a s m in e C t O M a g no l ia C t E s Rd e g id R t u o ok o Alabama L E G R m 406* g R o s e B u s c h C River L t i 16 17 18 M n T n ill Dr O Holly H O e R Tallapoosa River o E N l giH hl na sd Ct i M a Sk y V iew D r 0 C O 5 L t y MONT 1 C t D GO M E r ME V R i e Y d Alabama River w e d r SHEET 12 OF 20 PARENT SHEETS R Busch Hill rD e 1 Periwinkle Ln v 0 e 414* g d R e g id r 1 d B re ve o C d Alabama River i TOTAL SHEETS: 26 (Index 1; Parent 20; Inset 5) r Dr t s e For ine sm Ja B 32.487389N 32.487389N 86.312396W N 86.192786W ENTITY TYPE: County W E .8 .7 .6 .5 .4 .3 .2 .1 0 .8 mi NAME: Elmore County (051) S ST: Alabama (01) 1.0 .9 .8 .7 .6 .5 .4 .3 .2 .1 0 1.0 km All legal boundaries and names are as of January 1, 1990 as tabulated for the Public Law 94−171 and Summary Tape File products.
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