2015 Map of New Harmony
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Shoal River winds through this panhandle landscape, joined by numerous tributaries including Beech Tree Cr and Adams Mill Cr. The area is defined by a network of small settlements and rural homesteads connected by a complex system of county roads and local ways like Little Meadow Way and Seven Oaks Rd. The presence of the Crowder Cem and the distinctive Unicorn Place Airport indicates a mix of long-standing local heritage and private development. Andrews Lake and Cold Spring Lake sit near the center of the sheet, highlighting the water-rich geography of Walton County. The southern portion of the map transitions into the community of Mossy Head, where the grid of residential streets like E Clover Ln and Tangerine St begins to expand beyond the older rural clusters of New Harmony and Fox Hill.
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