1972 Map of Finleyson East

About this map

The Ocmulgee River meanders through this portion of Georgia, defining the landscape between Pulaski County and Wilcox County. This early 1970s survey documents a rural corridor centered on small settlements and religious centers such as Goose Neck and Finleyson. The distribution of community life is visible through numerous country churches like Piney Grove Ch and Sandridge Ch, alongside family-named burial grounds including Sapp Cem and Bohanon Cem. The terrain is shaped by an extensive network of waterways, with Big Creek and Limestone Creek flowing toward the river, and Blue Springs providing a distinct natural landmark. A long firebreak cuts through the timberlands east of the river, while the presence of a Boat Ramp at Treisch Lake highlights the river's role in local recreation and navigation during this era.