1972 Map of Danielsville South

About this map

Danielsville and Comer anchor this pocket of Northeast Georgia in the early 1970s, where the landscape is defined by the forks of the South Fork Broad River and numerous small-scale agricultural settlements. The Seaboard Coast Line railroad cuts a diagonal path through the terrain, connecting the larger towns like Colbert and Patterson to the wider region. Outside the primary town centers, the map reveals a dense network of local landmarks essential to rural community life, including Meadow Ch, Lystria Ch, and the Hitchcock Cem. Notable industrial and civic features such as the Sewage Disposal plant near Danielsville and the South Madison Middle Sch reflect the infrastructure of the era. The southern portion of the map is marked by Smithonia, while the central area features Gholston Stand Crossroads, indicating how local travel and commerce were organized around these vital junctions.