2024 Map of Orchard Hill
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Central of Georgia railroad corridor anchors this area of Spalding and Lamar Counties, linking the industrial edge of Griffin to the rural communities of Orchard Hill and Milner. The landscape is a mix of agricultural parcels and small water bodies, including Crouch Lake Number Two and Spalamar Lake. For family historians, this sheet is particularly dense with small, localized burial grounds such as Union Cem, Ogletree Cem, and the Cauthen - Blackman Cem near the southern edge.
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1951 · Barnesville
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1953 · Atlanta
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1957 · Atlanta
USGS Topo · 1:250,000
1958 · Atlanta
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1964 · Luella
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1964 · Locust Grove
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1965 · Griffin North
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1971 · Griffin South
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1971 · Zebulon
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1973 · Johnstonville
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