1964 Map of Lula

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The Chattahoochee River carves through the heart of this North Georgia landscape, widening as it feeds into the northern reaches of Sidney Lanier Lake. The terrain is defined by its transition from the elevated peaks of Skitt Mountain in the northwest down to the rolling hills and creek valleys of Flat Creek and Mud Creek. This mid-1960s perspective captures a rural community structured around the Southern railroad line, which anchors the settlement of Lula and the nearby community of Belton. Numerous small country churches, such as Holly Springs Ch, Bethlehem Ch, and Living Mission Ch, are scattered across the quadrangle, reflecting the importance of these centers to the area's social fabric. Notable landmarks including a Lookout Tower and several family-named landmarks like Pitts Creek offer specific touchpoints for local historians and genealogists tracing early twentieth-century property lines.