2024 Map of Hogansville

About this map

Hogansville serves as the focal point of this West Georgia landscape, situated where the CSX Transportation line cuts through Troup County. The settlement pattern reflects the area's agricultural and social history, with numerous family-named burial sites like Brown Cem and Reid Cem scattered throughout the rural hinterlands. The geography is defined by a series of creeks, notably Yellowjacket Creek and Potato Creek, which flow toward the southern reaches of West Point Lake. These waterways have long influenced the positioning of communities such as Corinth and Harrisonville. To the north, Dunbar Mountain provides a distinct topographic break in the otherwise undulating terrain. The inclusion of small crossroads and historical sites like Wadley Chapel and the Old Providence Cem makes this a primary resource for documenting local land use and community lineage in this corner of Troup, Coweta, and Heard counties.