Oconee National Forest defines the southwestern landscape of this Putnam County region, where the terrain is carved by a dense network of waterways like Weaver Br and Hightog Br. The settlement of Harmony serves as a central point for the surrounding rural roads, while the northeastern portion of the sheet is dominated by the sprawling reaches of Lake Oconee. This area shows a transition from the protected forest lands and agricultural fields around Rudden to the more developed waterfront residential areas and docks lining the lake's fingers. Smaller named water bodies such as Reeses Lake and Kraft Lake dot the eastern side near the Greene County line. The mapping of Jefferson and numerous family-named roads like Reids Ferry Rd and Parks Mill Dr provides specific locations for researchers tracing the modern layout of these established Georgia communities.
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1953 · Athens
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1958 · Athens
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1959 · Athens
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1963 · Athens
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1972 · Liberty
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1972 · Meda
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1972 · Eatonton
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1972 · Buckhead
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1972 · Harmony
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1972 · Rock Eagle Lake
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