1978 Map of Haddock

About this map

The community of Haddock serves as a central hub for this portion of Jones County during the late 1970s, where the Georgia railroad line runs parallel to the primary local thoroughfare. The landscape transitions from the protected woodland of the Oconee National Forest in the northwest toward a series of established settlements and family-named landmarks. The mapping of Fortville, Blountsville, and Pineville reveals a rural layout defined by small churches and burial grounds, such as Blounts Chapel Cem and Ellis Chapel Cem, which anchor the local geography. Waterways including Potato Creek and Commissioner Creek drain the area toward Lake Jonesco, while an Indefinite Boundary marks the division between Jones and Baldwin Counties. The concentration of structures in Haddock near the Water Tank and the presence of a local Golf Course reflect the development patterns of this Middle Georgia region during this era.