2014 Map of Lumpkin

About this map

Lumpkin serves as the central hub of this Georgia landscape, positioned at the intersection of several significant local routes including W Broad St and Main St. The town is flanked by historic sites such as N Side Cem, E Side Cem, and the Ebenezer Cem, providing valuable geographic context for local genealogy and history. To the south lies Westville, situated near the waters of Hodchodkee Cr. The surrounding terrain is defined by a network of creeks and small drainages like Frog Bottom Cr and Wimberly Mill Br, which feed into local landmarks such as Ushers Millpond and Forts Pond. The presence of Peek Hollow and various pond features suggests a landscape shaped by agricultural needs and natural water management, while the northern settlement of Charles marks a smaller node in this rural network.