2014 Map of Beulah

About this map

Bartletts Ferry Lake dominates the central eastern landscape of this Chambers and Lee County borderland, where the Alabama-Georgia state line cuts through the water. The surrounding terrain is defined by a dense network of small rural settlements including Beulah, Mechanicsville, and Halawaka, connected by a winding grid of county roads. Genealogists will find a significant density of family and community burial sites, such as the John Calhoun Tillery Cem, Lamb Cem, and the Pitts Chapel Cem. To the south, the landscape rises toward Flint Ridge while descending into the drainage of Mill Cr and Halawakee Creek. The map documents a predominantly residential and agricultural pattern, with larger communities like Pine Grove and Wacoochee Valley anchoring the northwest and southeast corners, respectively.