1960 Map of Pinetta

About this map

Pinetta and Hanson stand as the primary settlements in this rural Florida landscape, situated just south of the Georgia state line. The Valdosta Southern railroad provides a clear north-south transit corridor through the western half of the map, connecting these communities to regional markets. This 1960 survey highlights a dispersed network of spiritual and social centers, including Mt Horeb Ch, New Mt Moriah Ch, and Hickory Grove Ch. To the east, the Withlacoochee River forms a natural boundary between Hamilton and Madison counties, passing the small settlement of Bellville. The terrain is characterized by numerous small bodies of water such as Grassy Pond and Langford Pond, while the Gibson Lookout Tower provides a notable landmark for fire observation across the timbered tracts of North Florida.