2011 Map of Hull

About this map

Hull and the surrounding Georgia countryside are defined by a complex network of small waterways and family-named landmarks. The landscape is dotted with generational markers such as the Chandler Cemetery, Williams Cemetery, and Coile Cemetery, alongside established settlements like Planter, Neese, and Dogsboro. This area shows a transition from traditional agricultural land use to managed water resources, evidenced by the numerous reservoirs and structures like South Fork Broad River Structure 31 Dam and Sanford Lake. The presence of Barretts Mill and Seagraves Mill Pond points to the historical importance of local milling operations along Noketchee Creek and Little Sandy Creek. For researchers, the density of named cemeteries and the preservation of old rural roads like Planter Gunnell Rd and Crabapple Hollow Rd provide a clear view of the region's human geography before modern suburban expansion.