2020 Map of Johnstonville

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Johnstonville and the neighboring community of Goggins anchor this portion of Georgia’s Piedmont, where the drainage systems of the Little Towaliga River and Tobesofkee Creek shape the rural landscape. The map reveals a dense concentration of family and community heritage sites, including the William F Johnston Cemetery and several others such as Fleming and Marry. These burial grounds, often associated with local houses of worship like Rehobeth Church and Shiloh Church, provide a detailed look at the settlement patterns of Lamar and Monroe counties. Beyond the rural crossroads, the terrain is marked by smaller impoundments like Smith Lake and Potts Pond, while the presence of Antique Acres Airport north of the main settlement indicates more modern adaptations of the land. The eastern edge of Barnesville and the hamlet of Collier further define this transition between the region's agricultural past and its developing infrastructure.