1921 Map of Augusta
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
The Savannah River defines this landscape as it meanders between Georgia and South Carolina, its course marked by numerous oxbows and relic channels such as Horseshoe Lake and Island Lake. In the northwest, the city of Augusta and its neighbor North Augusta are shown with their dense street grids and established rail infrastructure, including the Southern RR and Georgia RR. The surrounding countryside is dotted with rural institutions that serve as vital genealogical markers, from the Spiderweb School and Freetown School to the Beech Island Church.
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Editions of this 1921 Augusta Map
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Historical Maps of Augusta Through Time
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