1971 Map of Pine Level

About this map

Pine Level serves as a central hub in southeast Montgomery County, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of creek drainages including Sandy Creek, Olustee Creek, and Greenbrier Creek. The early 1970s terrain reveals a community anchored by rural institutions, such as Warrior Hill Ch and Bethesda Ch, alongside specialized landmarks like the Frazer-McLeod Dam and Sellers Ponds. Historical transportation routes like Old Pike Road and Woodley Road trace the ridges, while the Meriwether Trail cuts across the southern portion of the quadrangle. Genealogists may find value in the location of the Possum Trot Cem and the small settlement of Macedonia near the Patraliga Creek headwaters. This survey documents the area just before significant modern highway expansion, preserving the rural character of family-named hills like Warrior Hill and local gathering spots like Lake Ben.