1978 Map of East Of Ludowici

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Bull Town Swamp dominates the low-lying interior of this coastal Georgia landscape, where the borders of Liberty, Long, and McIntosh counties converge. The 1970s terrain is characterized by a network of timber and access roads, including Warsaw Tram Road and Footpiece Road, which navigate through dense wetlands and isolated high points like Jonas Island. Small family landmarks such as Middleton Cem and Branson Cem are preserved here, providing valuable reference points for genealogists researching the rural communities near Brickston. A notable portion of the landscape is designated as a Bombing Range, reflecting the military presence integrated into the local land use. The presence of a Sandpit and various named tracks like Bobtown Road suggest a rural economy tied to resource extraction and forest management during this era.