2019 Map of Campaign

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Campaign and Keltonburg anchor the northern and southern reaches of this landscape where the Collins River and Center Hill Lake dictate the local geography. The river’s winding course is marked by significant turns such as Horseshoe Bend and Greenbrier Bend, providing natural boundaries for the rural communities of Belk, Antioch, and Midway. These small settlements are characterized by a network of family-named roads and burial grounds, including the Pat Cantrell Cem and White Cem, which offer significant genealogical value for those tracing lineage in DeKalb, White, and Warren counties. The presence of New Union Baptist Church Cem and the Hennessee Bridge reflect the community's reliance on localized transport and religious centers. Moving toward the east, the terrain rises toward Hickory Nut Mtn, overlooking the Flat Shoals and the surrounding woodlands of the Central Basin.