
Pataula Creek and its many tributaries, including Wilkey Creek and Billy Methvin Creek, define the landscape of this southern Georgia survey. The region is characterized by small, dispersed settlements like Hatcher and Garnersville, connected by a network of rural routes such as Co Rd 29 and Taylors Store Rd. Cultural and genealogical history is deeply embedded in the land, marked by numerous small cemeteries and places of worship. Features such as the Shady Grove African Methodist Episcopal Church Cem and Mt Zion Church Cem serve as focal points for local heritage. To the west, the reach of the Walter F George Reservoir shapes the terrain, while the boundary between Quitman and Clay Counties cuts across the southern portion of the map, illustrating the administrative divisions of this largely agricultural and wooded riverine environment.
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1967 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA

1967 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA

1972 Sanford
Quitman County, GA

1973 Morris
Quitman County, GA
2011 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA
2011 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA
2011 Morris
Quitman County, GA
2011 Sanford
Quitman County, GA
2014 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA
2014 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA
2014 Morris
Quitman County, GA
2014 Sanford
Quitman County, GA
2017 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA
2017 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA
2017 Morris
Quitman County, GA
2017 Sanford
Quitman County, GA
2020 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA
2020 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA
2020 Morris
Quitman County, GA
2020 Sanford
Quitman County, GA

2024 Georgetown
Quitman County, GA

2024 Hatcher
Quitman County, GA

2024 Morris
Quitman County, GA

2024 Sanford
Quitman County, GA