1968 Map of Eufaula North

About this map

The city of Eufaula sits at a strategic bend in the Chattahoochee River, where the Central of Georgia rail line and local commerce meet the water. In the late 1960s, the landscape is defined by the Walter F George Reservoir, which flooded portions of the river valley to create a massive water body. The presence of the Walter F George National Wildlife Refuge and the Chewalla Marina suggests a shift toward conservation and recreation during this period. Away from the river, the terrain is dotted with small rural communities like Lugo and Tullis, and numerous country churches including Antioch Ch and St Emanuel Ch. The map provides a detailed view of the growing city center, noting civic landmarks such as the Library, Armory, and Western Heights Sch, alongside the industrial presence of gravel pits and the railroad network.