1941 Map of Hiawassee
USGS Topo · Published 1941About this map
Hiawassee and Young Harris sit at the northern edge of the Chattahoochee National Forest during this 1941 survey, illustrating a landscape defined by mountain ridges and the rising waters of the Tennessee Valley Authority system. Blue shading indicates areas slated for submergence by Hiwassee Lake (Chatuge Lake), which fundamentally altered the geography of the Brasstown Creek valley and surrounding coves. The map documents the rural infrastructure of Towns County before these changes, from the Townsend Mill near Jacksonville to family-centric landmarks like Burch Bridge.
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Editions of this 1941 Hiawassee Map
2 editions found
Historical Maps of Hiawassee Through Time
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1935 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
1941 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
1942 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
1966 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
1988 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
2011 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
2014 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
2017 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
2020 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA
2024 Hiawassee
Towns County, GA