2014 Map of Lothair

About this map

The Oconee River winds through this Georgia landscape, serving as a natural boundary where Treutlen, Laurens, and Wheeler counties converge. This riverine environment is defined by distinctive elevations such as Berry Hill Bluff and Bonnie Clabber Bluff, overlooking a network of creeks including Buck Cr and Pitts Cr. The map preserves several historical markers of interest to genealogists, most notably the Gov Troup Grave and several community burial grounds like Beulah Cem and Barnhill Cem. The small settlements of Lothair and Barnhill anchor the local road network, which includes colorfully named routes like Cotton Pickin Rd and Hummingbird Ln. Evidence of rural industry and local transport appears through Cauley's Airstrip and the numerous small ponds like Lake Ginger and Barwick Pond that dot the area east of the river.