1964 Map of Heidelberg SW

About this map

The Old Indian Jasper Co Treaty Boundary cuts through this landscape, marking a historical line of demarcation that still dictated county divisions in the 1960s. This territory, where the borders of Jasper, Jones, Clarke, and Wayne counties converge, is defined by the dense network of tributaries feeding into Bogue Homo and Eucutta Creek. Small community nodes are centered around rural institutions like the Bogue Homo Sch and numerous country churches, including Pine Grove Ch and McFarland Ch. The southern reaches of the Heidelberg Corporate Boundary appear in the northwest, while the rest of the map reveals a landscape of industrial extraction and quiet hamlets. Multiple Claypit and Gravel Pits sites suggest a local economy tied to the land's raw materials, connected by a web of unimproved roads and named creeks like Terrell Creek and Hubbard Creek.