1968 Map of Cogdell

About this map

Cogdell stands at a rural rail-and-road intersection in southeastern Georgia, serving as a primary point of human activity within a landscape dominated by complex wetland systems. The topography is defined by numerous shallow depressions and basins, specifically Huckleberry Bay, Piney Bay, and Greasy Bay, which drain into a network of slow-moving waterways including Suwannee Creek and Perch Creek. This 1960s-era geography reveals a community structured around its spiritual centers, with Zion Hill Ch, Indian Mound Ch, and Hargrave Chapel spaced throughout the countryside.