2017 Map of Hogansville

About this map

Hogansville serves as the primary hub on this modern survey, situated where the terrain begins to slope toward the massive W Point Lake reservoir to the southwest. The town's grid is dense with historical sites for genealogists, including Myrtle Hill Cem, Word Cem, and West View Cem. The surrounding rural landscape in Troup, Coweta, and Heard Counties is marked by small crossroads settlements like Cooksville, Corinth, and Bass Crossroads, which appear as quiet clusters among a complex network of creeks. Significant water features such as Yellowjacket Creek and Blue Creek Reservoir dominate the eastern and central drainage patterns. Family history is well-preserved through numerous small burial grounds across the countryside, from the Old Emmaus Cem in the south to the Brown Cem and Cook Cem in the north near Dunbar Mtn.