2014 Map of Crandall

About this map

Chattahoochee National Forest dominates this topographic landscape, where the high ridges of Grassy Mtn and Cohutta Mtn overlook the western valleys of Murray County. The small settlements of Crandall and Hasslers Mill are positioned at the forest's edge, serving as gateways to the steep terrain of the Blue Ridge. Local history is anchored by the Ernest Cem and the Charlie Kendrick Memorial Bridge, while the region's hydrography is defined by the winding course of Holly Creek and several small mountain lakes, including McDaniel Lake and Fort Mountain Lake. The map reveals a network of forest roads and creek-fed gaps, such as Emery Br and Milma Br, that once supported the timber and milling economies of the Georgia mountains.