1972 Map of Abbeville North

About this map

The Ocmulgee River meanders through the heart of this landscape, forming the natural border between Wilcox and Dodge counties. This early 1970s survey reveals a rural territory defined by a network of creeks like Cedar Creek, Gum Creek, and Sagegrass Creek that feed into the river basin. Cultural landmarks are frequent throughout the terrain, particularly in the form of rural congregations such as Cannonville Ch, Springfield Ch, and Englewood Ch. The southern edge of the map shows the northern portion of Abbeville, with local landmarks including Mitchell Cem and Poor Robin Spring. Notable family-named features like Daniels Millpond and Phelps Bluff reflect the long-standing community ties to the land and water in this corner of Georgia.