1964 Map of Between

About this map

The community of Between sits at the center of this Georgia landscape, situated at a road junction between the larger regional hubs. By the mid-1960s, the area retained its rural character, defined by a network of small settlements like Split Silk and Youth, along with numerous family-named cemeteries and country churches. The terrain is deeply carved by the Alcovy River and its tributaries, including Little Flat Creek and Beaverdam Creek. Local social life and genealogy are anchored by landmarks such as the West Walton Sch and several houses of worship, including New Hope Ch and Sardis Ch. The presence of pipelines and a Metering Station in the southern portion suggests the gradual introduction of modern utility infrastructure into these traditional agricultural lands. Many small family burial grounds, such as Jones Cem and Tucker Cem, are documented here, offering vital clues for those tracing local family roots across Walton County.