1951 Map of Cleveland

About this map

Cleveland serves as the primary hub in this Georgia landscape, situated north of the prominent ridge of Long Mountain. The area is characterized by numerous small mountain communities identified by their local landmarks, such as Town Creek Ch and Mt View Ch. Educational life of the mid-20th century is evident through sites like Grace Sch and Shoal Creek Sch, while the rural character is reinforced by the crossing of many waterways, including the Chestatee River and Tesnatee Creek. Boundary lines play a significant role here, with the Lumpkin and White County line and the White and Hall County line intersecting the terrain. Notable peaks like Walker Mountain and Piney Mountain frame the various creek valleys, while County Line Ch marks the social intersection of these political boundaries.