2017 Map of Pendergrass

About this map

Pendergrass and Talmo anchor this detailed study of Jackson County’s Piedmont terrain, where the headwaters of the Middle Oconee River meet a dense network of local creeks. The landscape is heavily marked by small community landmarks and family heritage sites, particularly the numerous Baptist congregations and their associated burial grounds. Tracing along the western edge, the Hall Co Jackson Co line bisects the area near Sugar Hill, while the central corridor follows the path of the railroad through Pendergrass. Notable water bodies such as Allen Cr, Pond Fork, and several numbered reservoirs like Reservoir Six and Reservoir 12 define the local drainage patterns. Significant for genealogists, the map identifies numerous small cemeteries including Jarrett Cem, White Cem, and the Pendergrass City Cem, alongside rural junctions such as Holders and Holly Springs.