Delineated Area Map.pdf

This document is a geographic delineation map for Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The map illustrates the boundaries of a defined area using cardinal direction references and major thoroughfares. The northern boundary extends from Highway 43 to Highway 82 to William Bacon Oliver Lake. The eastern boundary runs from William Bacon Oliver Lake along Hurricane Creek to Highway 216. The southern boundary proceeds from Highway 216 to Highway 11 to Highway 20, then to the Highway 20/Buttermilk Road Intersection, continuing through Hargrove E Road, Bradley Road, and Bearmont Road to Bear Creek. The western boundary traverses from Highway 20 to Joe Mallisham Parkway to Highway 82, completing the perimeter.

The delineated area encompasses the central Tuscaloosa region and surrounding communities, as depicted on the provided Google Maps visualization. The map includes notable landmarks and geographic features such as William Bacon Oliver Lake, Hurricane Creek, and various local roads that define the service or project area boundaries. This type of geographic specification is typically used in federal contracting to establish the scope of service delivery, performance areas, or jurisdictional limits for proposed contract work.