1974 Map of Dublin

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Dublin and East Dublin are separated by the winding course of the Oconee River in this mid-1970s survey. The city serves as a regional hub of transportation and medicine, centered around a dense grid of streets featuring the Courthouse, City Hall, and Laurens Memorial Hospital. The surrounding countryside reveals a landscape defined by creeks such as Hunger and Hardship Creek and Strawberry Creek, where rural community life is anchored by small churches like Holly Grove Ch and Bethsaida Ch. Significant industrial and infrastructure elements are visible, including the Seaboard Coast Line and Central of Georgia railroads, along with the extensive grounds of the Veterans Hospital. To the north and west, the terrain transitions into agricultural land dotted with local landmarks like the Dublin Municipal Airport and the Dublin County Club.