1955 Map of Geneva

About this map

Geneva serves as a central hub on this mid-century survey, situated at the intersection of Georgia 80 and the Central of Georgia railroad line. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Upatoi drainage system, featuring the South Fork Upatoi Creek and Little Juniper Creek which feed into Juniper Lake. The settlement pattern reflects a rural community organized around rail stops and country churches, with prominent landmarks such as Camel Chapel and Welcome Ch dotting the terrain. The presence of the Geneva Sch and the Juniper Sta rail stop highlights the civic and economic infrastructure of the era. To the south, the boundary between Talbot and Marion counties runs through the creek bottoms, marking a quiet agricultural district characterized by many small cemeteries including Oak Grove Cem and Geneva Cem.