1973 Map of Coleman
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The boundary between Clay Co and Randolph Co runs through the heart of this landscape, where early 1970s agricultural patterns meet a complex network of creeks. The town of Coleman serves as the primary hub, situated along an Old Railroad Grade that speaks to the area's former transit infrastructure. Rural life is anchored by established congregations at Shiloh Ch, Shorter Chapel, and Pleasant Hill Ch, while smaller communities like Cotton Hill, Bethel, and Pecan are scattered across the terrain. Waterways such as Waukeefriskee Creek and the long, winding Cemochechobee Creek define the topography, illustrating the drainage patterns essential to this corner of Georgia. For researchers, the presence of New Hope Cem and several unnamed Cem sites provide specific points of interest for genealogical study within this quiet farming region.
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