1973 Map of Doles

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The agricultural lands of Doles and its surrounding countryside in Worth County are defined by a complex drainage system flowing toward Mercer Millpond and the Dougherty County border. This 1973 record reveals a rural community deeply anchored by its religious institutions, including Mt Horeb Ch, Charity Grove Ch, and Zion Grove Ch. The landscape is etched with the courses of Abrams Creek, Little Abrams Creek, and Red Oak Creek, which wind through low-lying areas. Unlike many neighboring regions, the area around Camp Osborn remains dominated by open terrain and timberland rather than dense urban development, showing the persistent rural character of southwest Georgia during the early 1970s. For those tracing family history, the multiple unnamed cemeteries and community landmarks provide essential geographic context for the era's local geography.