2024 Map of Pendergrass

About this map

Talmo and Pendergrass serve as central nodes in this northeastern Georgia landscape, where the headwaters of the Middle Oconee River begin their descent through the hills. This modern survey illustrates a topography defined by an intricate network of creeks, including Allen Creek, Mountain Creek, and Walnut Creek, interspersed with small-scale impoundments such as Reservoir Six and Factory Pond. The map reveals a high density of rural religious and funerary sites, suggesting a deep-rooted community structure across Jackson and Hall counties. Genealogists will find a wealth of data in the numerous family and denominational burial grounds, such as Sugar Hill Baptist Cem and the Jarrett Cem. The transition from the rural outskirts of Jefferson to the smaller settlements like Holders is marked by a mix of historic secondary roads and newer developments like the Jackson Concourse.