1971 Map of Dixie Union
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
Dixie Union and the surrounding piney woods of Ware County are defined by the meandering course of the Satilla River and its major tributaries like Dryden Creek and Kettle Creek. The landscape in the early 1970s reflects a rural community organized around small settlements and country churches, including Haywood Ch and Jordan Ch. Transportation and infrastructure are central themes on this sheet, featuring the Waycross-Ware County Airport and a significant highway project marked as Under Construction stretching toward Waresboro. Local recreation and civic life are anchored by the Drive-in Theater near Jamestown and the County Prison to the west. This survey also highlights several industrial and historical sites, such as a Sandpit near the Pierce County line and the old Waresboro Cem, providing a window into the region's mid-century development and land use.
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