2014 Map of Dawsonville

About this map

The Etowah River snakes through this Georgia landscape, defining the topography between the seat of Dawsonville and the historic gold-mining area of Auraria. This survey details a transition from the developing residential corridors near Burtsboro to the more rural stretches surrounding Landrum and Dougherty. Family and local histories are preserved through the documentation of the Palmer Cem and Martin Cem, while institutional landmarks such as the Southern Catholic College and the Girl Scout Camp Echo Lake underscore the area's diverse land use. The map tracks numerous watercourses, including Shoal Creek and Russell Creek, flowing into the Etowah, alongside recreational and geographical markers like Blackburn State Park Lake and Whim Hill. The border between Lumpkin County and Dawson County cuts through the eastern portion of the sheet, providing a precise record of late-modern jurisdictional and property boundaries.