
Macedonia and the surrounding valley of the Hiwassee River are the central focus of this survey, which straddles the border between Georgia and North Carolina. This high-altitude landscape is defined by the intersections of the Nantahala National Forest and Chattahoochee National Forest, where steep gaps like Lemons Gap and Hickorynut Gap provided historical transit routes through the mountains. For those looking for family history, the map documents numerous rural burial sites including Macedonia Cem, Carter Cem, and Corn Cem, many situated near headwater streams like Hightower Creek. The presence of the Southern Nantahala Wilderness and landmarks such as Shooting Creek Bald reflect a region where large-scale conservation has preserved the character of the Blue Ridge terrain while maintaining the distinct footprints of small communities like Osborn and Titus.
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1935 Osborn
Towns County, GA

1935 Tray Mountain
Towns County, GA

1938 Tray Mountain
Towns County, GA

1941 Osborn
Towns County, GA

1943 Osborn
Towns County, GA

1957 Tray Mountain
Towns County, GA

1966 Macedonia
Towns County, GA

1988 Macedonia
Towns County, GA

2024 Macedonia
Towns County, GA

2024 Tray Mountain
Towns County, GA