1964 Map of Durand

About this map

Durand and Stovall serve as central nodes in this western Georgia landscape, where the Atlantic Coast Line and Central of Georgia railroads intersect. The mid-century terrain is defined by a dense network of family-named cemeteries and rural congregations, including Wilson Chapel, Arbor Chapel, and Trinity Ch, signaling a well-established community structure. The presence of White Sulphur Springs and Meriwether White Sulphur highlights the area's local importance as a destination point near the winding courses of Sulphur Creek and Flat Shoal Creek.