2014 Map of Lowell

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The Chattahoochee River carves a significant course through this West Georgia landscape, marking the natural boundary where Carroll, Heard, and Coweta counties converge. The rural settlement of Lowell serves as a local hub, flanked by historic burying grounds including Mt Lowell Cem and New Lebanon Cem. To the west, the presence of Bonner Goldmine Rd hints at the region's earlier prospecting history, while the community of Glenloch is surrounded by a dense concentration of family and church landmarks such as Old Glenloch Cem and Watson Cem. Near the river, the village of Yellowdirt and the nearby Old Yellowdirt Cem sit close to the Georgia Power infrastructure, reflecting the intersection of legacy settlements and modern utility development. The terrain is defined by a web of creeks like Milligan Cr and Pink Cr, which shaped the placement of early crossings such as Webbs Ferry.