
Blairsville serves as the focal point of this northern Georgia landscape, situated where Butternut Creek and several mountain branches converge near the shores of Nottely Lake. The area's settlement history is preserved through an extensive network of family and community burial grounds, including Wellborn Mtn Cem, Mathis Cem, and Choestoe Cem. The terrain is defined by significant ridges and gaps that dictated historical travel routes, such as Little Duncan Ridge and Owltown Gap.
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1935 Coosa Bald
Union County, GA

1935 Gumlog
Union County, GA

1935 Ivylog
Union County, GA

1935 Jacks Gap
Union County, GA

1935 Mulky Gap
Union County, GA

1935 Suches
Union County, GA

1938 Coosa Bald
Union County, GA

1938 Jacks Gap
Union County, GA

1938 Mulky Gap
Union County, GA

1938 Suches
Union County, GA

1941 Gumlog
Union County, GA

1941 Ivylog
Union County, GA

1942 Gumlog
Union County, GA

1942 Ivylog
Union County, GA

1950 Suches
Union County, GA

1957 Jacks Gap
Union County, GA

1965 Coosa Bald
Union County, GA

1965 Mulky Gap
Union County, GA

1966 Nottely Dam
Union County, GA

1988 Coosa Bald
Union County, GA

1988 Jacks Gap
Union County, GA

1988 Mulky Gap
Union County, GA

1988 Nottely Dam
Union County, GA

1988 Suches
Union County, GA

2024 Coosa Bald
Union County, GA

2024 Jacks Gap
Union County, GA

2024 Mulky Gap
Union County, GA

2024 Nottely Dam
Union County, GA

2024 Suches
Union County, GA