1950 Map of Louisville
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
The city of Louisville serves as the hub for this 1950 survey, situated near the confluence of Rocky Comfort Creek and the Ogeechee River. The surrounding Jefferson County landscape is characterized by a dense network of rural community centers, often centered around combined ecclesiastical and educational institutions such as the Pioneer Church and School, Galillee Church and School, and Garden Grove Church and School. These sites, along with others like Dixon Grove Church and Oak Grove Church, reflect the importance of local parishes in the mid-century social fabric of eastern Georgia.
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