
The Etowah River snakes through southern Cherokee County in the early 1970s, defining a landscape of sharp ridges and deep creek valleys. The Louisville and Nashville railroad serves as the primary industrial corridor, connecting settlements like Ball Ground, Gober, and Keithsburg. This transit route parallels Sharp Mountain Creek, where the local terrain transitions toward the elevations of Sharp Top near the northern boundary with Pickens County.
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1926 Tate
Cherokee County, GA

1928 Tate
Cherokee County, GA

1935 Culberson
Cherokee County, GA

1941 Culberson
Cherokee County, GA

1942 Culberson
Cherokee County, GA

1956 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA

1961 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA

1973 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA

1973 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA

1992 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA

1993 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA

1993 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA

1997 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA

1997 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA

1999 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA
2011 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA
2011 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA
2011 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA
2011 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA
2014 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA
2014 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA
2014 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA
2014 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA
2017 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA
2017 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA
2017 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA
2017 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA
2020 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA
2020 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA
2020 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA
2020 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA

2024 Ball Ground East
Cherokee County, GA

2024 Ball Ground West
Cherokee County, GA

2024 Birmingham
Cherokee County, GA

2024 South Canton
Cherokee County, GA