
Lathemtown and Free Home anchor the northern reaches of this landscape, where the rolling terrain of Cherokee County meets the modern growth of northern Fulton and Forsyth. This survey illustrates a complex network of residential development intertwined with older crossroads communities like Holbrook and Birmingham. The geography is defined by a dense system of small lakes and creeks, including Little River, Chicken Creek, and Stephens Lake, which have historically shaped the settlement patterns of these foothills. For those tracing family history, the map preserves the locations of several small burial grounds such as Smith Cem, Stevens Cem, and Milton Fields Cem. The presence of landmarks like Iron Mountain and the transition between Milton and Hopewell highlights the shifting character of this region as it balances its rural origins with expanding suburban infrastructure.
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19 maps found

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

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