1992 Map of Mountain Park

About this map

Sweat Mountain rises as a central topographic feature in this suburban corridor of North Georgia, where the borders of Cherokee, Cobb, and Fulton counties meet. The landscape reflects a period of intensive residential development, yet it retains significant markers of its rural past. Historic community centers like Arnold Mill and Sandy Plains are documented alongside numerous local institutions such as Harmon Grove Cem Ch and Wesley Chapel Ch. The map reveals a dense network of educational facilities including Roswell High Sch and Lassiter High Sch, illustrating the rapid growth of the region. Natural and recreation areas are preserved along the southern edge, specifically within the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, providing a distinct contrast to the residential subdivisions and roads like Trickum Road and Hardscrabble Road that define the modern character of the area.