2020 Map of Harmony

About this map

Lake Oconee dominates the eastern landscape of this modern survey where Putnam, Morgan, and Greene counties converge. The terrain is characterized by a dense network of residential corridors and recreational access points branching toward the shoreline, including Sebastian Cove Airport and various private landings. In the interior, the small settlements of Harmony, Jefferson, and Rudden are surrounded by a complex system of drainage creeks like Clarks Fork, Highlog Br, and Tanyard Br. The southwestern portion of the sheet is anchored by the Oconee National Forest, providing a stark contrast between protected woodlands and the residential development focused around water bodies like Walker Lake and Dodson Pond. This map details the contemporary evolution of the Georgia Piedmont, showing how older rural communities have integrated with late-twentieth-century lakeside infrastructure.