1938 Map of Mulky Gap

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Chattahoochee National Forest dominates the southern landscape of this 1938 survey, revealing a mountain region defined by federal conservation and Depression-era public works. The presence of C C C Camp No F 12 and the Toccoa Forest Experiment Station indicates the significant role of the Civilian Conservation Corps in developing this terrain. To the north, the topography transitions into settled valleys along Youngcane Creek and its tributaries, where small rural communities like Rugby and Youngcane are anchored by institutions such as New Union School and Philadelphia Church.