1971 Map of Almeria

About this map

Almeria and its surrounding rural landscape in Bullock County are defined by a network of small creeks and community crossroads. The area is heavily marked by local spiritual and familial history, featuring numerous country churches like Bethlehem Ch and Little Sardis Ch, alongside several burial grounds including Macedonia Cem and Hubbard Cem. The drainage patterns of Bughall Creek and Beaverdam Creek shape the terrain, which rises to a prominent feature simply labeled Mountain in the western section. Transportation is anchored by the C Of G railroad line in the southeast near Inverness, while numerous Sandpit locations suggest a local economy tied to the land's natural resources. Small settlements like Bruceville, Sardis, and Simsville remain connected by light-duty roads that weave through this wooded coastal plain environment.