2014 Map of Lula

About this map

Lula and Belton sit at a convergence of topography and transport in northeast Georgia, where the Southern railroad tracks parallel the Hall Co Banks Co line. This landscape is defined by the winding course of the Chattahoochee River, which serves as a natural boundary between counties. The area exhibits a pattern of upland ridges like Skitt Mtn and Hog Mtn transitioning into the broader waters of Lake Sidney Lanier to the southwest. Local history is anchored by numerous rural burial grounds, including Clemons Chapel Cem and Skitts Mtn Cem, marking early community centers. The map preserves several river crossing points, notably the Crowder Ford and Bellton Bridge, which historically connected the dispersed settlements of Glades and Clermont to the rail hubs. The drainage network of Hagen Cr and Mud Cr provides a detailed look at the hydrology feeding into the regional river systems.