2024 Map of Cobb
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Lake Blackshear dominates the central landscape of this Georgia quadrangle, where the borders of Crisp, Sumter, and Lee counties meet. The settlement of Cobb sits along the western shoreline at the crossing of Route 280, serving as a focal point for a region defined by its waterfront geography and rural agricultural roots. Further south, the map preserves the locations of Hugenia Ferry and Coxs Ferry, recalling a period when these crossings were vital links for the residents of Flintside and surrounding farmsteads.
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Editions of this 2024 Cobb Map
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Historical Maps of Flintside Through Time
18 maps found
1977 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
1977 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
1977 Penia
Crisp County, GA
2011 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
2011 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
2011 Penia
Crisp County, GA
2014 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
2014 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
2014 Penia
Crisp County, GA
2017 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
2017 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
2017 Penia
Crisp County, GA
2020 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
2020 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
2020 Penia
Crisp County, GA
2024 Cobb
Crisp County, GA
2024 Pateville
Crisp County, GA
2024 Penia
Crisp County, GA