All that portion of Conecuh County lying within the following described parcel:

Begin at Sepulga River on the Conecuh-Covington County line, approximately two miles east of Melrose and County Road 43; then go north along the Conecuh-Covington County Line to the Conecuh-Butler County line; then go west along the Conecuh-Butler County line to where the L & N Railroad crosses the Sepulga River; then go south along the railroad to Wilcox; then follow County Road 26 for about one mile to County Road 77, and follow County Road 77 to the Evergreen city limits to the northeast corner; then go west along the north side of the city limits to the L & N Railroad tracks; then go south along the railroad to McMillan Street; then go one block to Belleview Street; then go north on Belleview Street to the point it intersects Liberty Hill Drive; then go south on Liberty Hill Dr. to Rural Street; then go west on Rural St. to the Wild Avenue bypass; then go south on Wild Ave bypass to Highway 31 South; then go north on Hwy. 31 to the L & N Railroad at Belleville Street; then go two blocks on Belleville Street; then go south on Magnolia Avenue to Cross Street at the Armory; then go east on Cross Street to Bruner Avenue; then go north on Bruner Avenue to Belleville Street; then go east on Desplous Street to Cary Street, then go east on Cary Street to Shipp Street; go south on Shipp Street one block; then go east to Jordan Street, south to Crawford Street, east on Crawford Street to South Main Street; then follow Main Street south to Brooklyn Road to the first gravel road; then go south along said gravel road to County Road 35; then go north on County Road 35 to Highway 31; then follow Highway 31 north to Old Town Creek; then go east along Old Town Creek to County Road 24; take County Road 24 south to the Herbert Community; then go west along the gravel road which runs into Highway 84 at Old Town; follow said gravel road south at Old Town to Simmons Creek; then travel along Simmons Creek east to the point it runs into the Sepulga River; then go northeast on the Sepulga River to the Conecuh-Covington County line.

All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:

Begin at northern point of Burnt Corn Creek at the Conecuh-Monroe County line; then go north along the Conecuh-Monroe County line to the intersection of County Roads 83 and 106 at the Midway community; then go east along the Conecuh-Monroe County line to the Conecuh-Butler County line; then go south along the Conecuh-Butler County line to the point where the Sepulga River and the L & N Railroad meet; then follow the L & N Railroad south to the Wilcox community; then go southeast along County Road 26; then go southwest along County Road 77 to the Evergreen city limits; then go north along the Evergreen city limits to the Northeast corner; then go west along the north side of the city limits to the railroad tracks; then go south along said railroad tracks to McMillan Street; then go west on McMillan St. to Belleville Street; then go north on Belleville Street to the point it intersects Liberty Hill Drive; then go south on Liberty Hill Drive to Rural Street; then go west on Rural Street to Interstate Highway 65; then go north on Interstate Highway 65 to the Owassa exit; then go East to the L & N Railroad tracks and follow said tracks to the utility line; then go north along said utility line to a tributary of the Sepulga River; then go west along the tributary of the Sepulga River to Interstate Highway 65; and then south along Interstate Highway 65 to the first gravel road to the west; then go north along County Road 29 for approximately two miles; then continue north along County Road 32 to Cooks Crossroads; then go south along County Road 19 to County Road 22 at a point just east of Antioch Church; then go west on County Road 22 to Cane Creek; then go south along Cane Creek to the Evergreen City limits at the northwest corner; then follow the city limits on the west side down to Murder Creek; then go northwest along Murder Creek until it runs into Otter Creek; then go northwest along Otter Creek until it crosses the second gravel road near Baggett Pond; then take said gravel road north to County Road 20 at the Loree community; then go west along County Road 20 to Brantley Crossing and Nichburg, to Burnt Corn Creek; then go north along Burnt Corn Creek to the Conecuh-Monroe County line.

All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:

Begin at Burnt Corn Creek and the Monroe County line and run south along Burnt Corn Creek to Interstate Highway 65; then run northeast along Interstate Highway 65 to County Road 17; then go east on County Road 17 to County Road 23; then go south along County Road 23 to the Castleberry city limits; then go around the city limits on the east side and go southward to connect with Highway 31 and follow Highway 31 to the Escambia County line; then run west along the Escambia County line to the Monroe County line; then go north along the Monroe County line to Burnt Corn Creek.

All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:

Begin at the intersection of Cross Street and Bruner Avenue; go north on Bruner Avenue to Belleville Street; then go east on Belleville Street one block to Desplous Street; then go one block east on Desplous Street to Carey Street; then go east on Carey Street to Shipp Street; then go south on Shipp Street one block, east to Jordan Street; south to Crawford Street, then go east to South Main and follow Brooklyn Road to the first gravel road; then go south until said gravel road intersects County Road 35; then go north to Highway 31 and follow Highway 31 north to the point it intersects Old Town Creek; follow Old Town Creek to County Road 24; then take County Road 24 south to the Herbert Community; then go west along Highway 84 to Old Town Community church; at Old Town Community church follow south along a dirt road to Simmons Creek; then follow Simmons Creek east to the Sepulga River and the Covington County line; then go south along the Covington County line to the Conecuh River and the Escambia County line; then go north along the Sepulga River to a point just south of Brooklyn community; then go west along the Conecuh-Escambia County line to Highway 31 south; then go north to the Castleberry City limits; then go around the city limits on the east side to Murder Creek; then go north along Murder Creek to Mill Creek; then follow Mill Creek east to the Evergreen city limits at Bruner Avenue; then go north along Bruner Avenue to Cross Street, including houses on both sides of Bruner Avenue.

All that portion of Conecuh County, Alabama lying within the following-described parcel:

Begin at the intersection of Burnt Corn Creek and County Road 20 on the west and go east to Nichburg and Brantley Crossing; then go south along Otter Creek to the point it intersects Murder Creek; then run southeast along Murder Creek to the Evergreen city limits; then go north along the Evergreen city limits to Cane Creek; then go north along Cane Creek to Tomley Creek to the point it intersects County Road 19; then go north on County Road 19 to Cooks Crossroads; then go south along County Road 32; then go south along County Road 29 for about a mile; then follow the first gravel road going east to Interstate Highway 65; then go north along Interstate Highway 65 to a tributary of the Sepulga River, and follow said tributary to the utility line; then go south along said utility line to the tracks of the L & N Railroad; then go west along the L & N Railroad tracks to Interstate Highway 65 and the Owassa exit; then go south down Interstate Highway 65 to the Evergreen City limits, and follow the interstate south into the city to Rural Street; then go east along Rural Street to the Wild Avenue Bypass; then go south along the Wild Avenue Bypass to Highway 31 south; then go north along Highway 31 to the intersection of the L & N Railroad tracks and Belleville Street; then go to Magnolia Avenue, and travel south on Magnolia Avenue to Cross Street; then go east on Cross Street until it dead ends into Bruner Avenue; then go south on Bruner Avenue to the intersection of Magnolia Heights, and include all houses in the Magnolia Heights subdivision; then go south to the Evergreen City limits to Mill Creek; then go south along Mill Creek to Murder Creek; then go south along Murder Creek to the Castleberry city limits.