1973 Map of Harrison
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
Harrison serves as a central point of activity on this mid-1970s survey, situated along the Central of Georgia railroad line. The surrounding landscape of Washington and Johnson counties is defined by a dense network of country roads and timbered creek bottoms. Small rural hubs like Donovan and Pringle anchor the local community, while the Washington-Johnson Sch and various churches such as Beulah Ch and New Bethel Ch reflect the area's social fabric. This period shows a transition from traditional agricultural patterns to more specialized land use, evidenced by the presence of a Golf Course and a Gravel Pit. The map tracks numerous watercourses, including the Ohoopee River and Little Cedar Creek, which were critical to the early development of this region.
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