2011 Map of Cedartown West

About this map

Chubbtown and the western edge of Cedartown anchor this 2011 survey, where the rolling landscape of Polk County is defined by the drainage systems of Little Cedar Creek and Dry Creek. The map documents a rural transition from residential grid-work to agricultural valleys, marked by a high density of named family cemeteries and small impoundments like Kirkpatrick Lake and Hunts Lake. A distinctive transportation legacy is visible at Hematite Crossing, while family lineages are preserved through landmarks such as Hemphill Cemetery, Chubb Road Cemetery, and Sanders Cemetery. The terrain is punctuated by significant local landmarks including Kings Bridge and the Tan Yard Branch, reflecting a landscape deeply shaped by historical water use and small-scale damming, with structures like the Springdale Lake Dam and York Lake Dam regulating the flow across the quadrangle's southern reaches.