1917 Map of Nahunta
USGS Topo · Published 1958About this map
The Satilla River meanders through this landscape, winding past numerous named oxbows and lakes including Buck Lake, Doe Lake, and Blues. The river serves as a primary geographical anchor for a network of early 20th-century communities and rural schools. The Atlantic Coast Line railroad provides a straight east-west transit line across the northern portion of the sheet, connecting settlements like Nahunta, Lulaton, and Atkinson.
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Editions of this 1917 Nahunta Map
2 editions found
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