1964 Map of Cumming

About this map

Cumming serves as the focal point for this 1964 survey, showing the town before its period of rapid suburban expansion. The landscape is defined by the prominent ridge of Sawnee Mountain, punctuated by Sawnee Gap and Chamblee Gap. At this time, the surrounding countryside was primarily a network of small agricultural settlements and crossroads like Ducktown and Drew. The social fabric of Forsyth County is clearly visible through numerous country landmarks, including Brandywine Community House and a high density of rural churches such as Bethlehem Ch and Shiloh Ch.