1964 Map of Hog Mountain

About this map

Hog Mountain rises as a central landmark in this mid-1960s landscape, marking the headwaters where multiple river systems begin their descent. This topography is defined by the convergence of the Mulberry River, Appalachee River, Alcovy River, and Yellow River, illustrating the high-ground drainage patterns that shaped local settlement. While Buford occupies the northwestern corner, the map primarily details a rural network of family-named roads and community anchors like Harmony Sch and Hog Mountain Ch.