2014 Map of Murrayville

About this map

Lake Sidney Lanier dominates the southern landscape of this 2014 survey, where the rising waters of the reservoir create a complex shoreline of inlets and coves. The map captures the intersection of Lumpkin, Hall, and Dawson counties, showcasing the varied terrain of the Georgia Piedmont. The northern edge of the sheet includes the outskirts of Dahlonega, a historic gold mining center, while the south is marked by numerous residential developments and named points like Lake Shore, Mountain View, and Timberidge. Local heritage is preserved in the location of several community landmarks, including the Yellow Creek Cem and Mount Olive Church. To the east, the rural character persists around Murrayville and Marlow, with a network of secondary roads such as Old Dahlonega Hwy and Claude Parks Rd connecting isolated settlements and family-named landmarks like Bark Camp Place.