1972 Map of Ellaville South

About this map

Ellaville serves as the focal point for this early 1970s survey of Schley County, where the Central of Georgia railroad line bisects the town's northern reaches. The landscape south of the city is defined by the intricate drainages of Little Muckalee Creek and Toteover Creek, a region characterized by rural homesteads and a dense network of country churches. Significant local history is preserved in the locations of Union Hill Ch, Jerusalem Ch, and Andrews Chapel, while family and community heritage is anchored at Ebenezer Cem and Oak Grove Cem. The map illustrates a transitional period in local infrastructure, showing the Ellaville Airport and Athletic Field alongside older agricultural patterns. To the south, the Schley Co Sumter Co line marks the boundary of this agricultural heartland, where small settlements like Shiloh and the paths along Parkers road reveal the footprint of twentieth-century rural Georgia.