2024 Map of Harmony

About this map

Harmony and Rudden anchor this central Georgia landscape, where the rolling hills of Putnam County meet the sprawling eastern shoreline of Lake Oconee. The map reveals a complex interface between modern residential development and managed timberlands, particularly where the Oconee National Forest borders the lake’s western reaches. Numerous drainage systems, including Lick Creek and the Jacks Fork of Little Sugar Creek, carve through the terrain, feeding into the reservoir and creating the intricate, finger-like coves that define the local geography. Significant infrastructure such as Sebastian Cove Airport and an extensive network of secondary roads like Parks Mill Rd and Harmony Rd highlight the transition of this area into a recreational and residential hub. Notable water bodies such as Reeses Lake and Kraft Lake dot the eastern side of the main reservoir, providing further evidence of the water-centric land use that dominates this portion of the Piedmont.