1973 Map of Church Hill

About this map

The boundary between Marion and Webster Counties defines the central axis of this rural Georgia landscape, which was primarily shaped by its intricate drainage networks in the early 1970s. The headwaters of Kinchafoonee Creek and Lanahasee Creek wind through the region, creating a rugged topography that limited large-scale development but supported a series of localized industrial and spiritual centers. The settlement at Church Hill serves as a focal point, surrounded by evidence of extractive industry at the local Strip Mine sites.