1981 Map of Camp Hill SE

About this map

Tallapoosa and Chambers counties meet amidst a landscape defined by small rural settlements and a dense network of country churches in the early 1970s. The southern edge of the map is anchored by the Central of Georgia railroad, which parallels the winding course of Sandy Creek. Local life centers around longstanding community points like Kendall Crossroads and the Plainview Sch, while numerous faith centers such as Mt Sinai Ch, Mt Lebanon Ch, and Peace and Goodwill Ch dot the rolling terrain. The intricate drainage of the Little Chatahospee Creek and various branches like Emfinger Branch and Gin Branch suggest a territory shaped by its creeks and small-scale agriculture. This survey provides a clear view of the area's social geography before modern development altered the rural character of these Alabama borderlands.