2011 Map of Louisville

About this map

Louisville serves as the focal point of this Jefferson County survey, situated at the confluence of several key regional roads and the drainage systems of Rocky Comfort Creek and the Manson Branch. The landscape is defined by its agrarian and water-dependent history, evidenced by the numerous mill and lake features such as Clarks Mill on Clarks Mill Pond and Davis Lake, which is secured by the Davis Lake Dam. Genealogists will find a wealth of local burial sites, including the Little Cemetery, Bothwell Cemetery, and Duhart Cemetery, which are scattered among the rural stretches north of the town center. The road network, featuring names like Duhart Church Rd and Mennonite Church Rd, suggests a long-standing community structure built around local congregations and family lands. Waterways like Duhart Creek and Cason Branch wind through the territory, feeding into the larger lakes that characterize this part of Georgia.