1951 Map of Cleveland

About this map

Cleveland serves as the primary hub in this Georgia landscape, situated at the junction of routes leading through the foothills of the Blue Ridge. The 1951 field check reveals a community-oriented geography defined by small country churches and schools, such as Town Creek Ch, Grace Sch, and Friendship Ch. The terrain is dominated by the massive ridge of Long Mountain, which separates the drainages of Tesnatee Creek and Mossy Creek. Along the southern border, the Chestatee River and Little River wind through the valleys of Walker Mountain and Piney Mountain. This survey provides a precise record of the local infrastructure before modern development, marking the boundary lines between Lumpkin, White, and Hall counties, where County Line Ch stands as a landmark of local organization.