2020 Map of Red Hill

About this map

The Middle Fork Broad River and North Fork Broad River converge in this corner of Northeast Georgia, defining a landscape of creek-fed hollows and family homesteads. The Chattahoochee National Forest borders the northwestern edge, while the rest of the terrain is marked by small settlements like Mize, Red Hill, and Vandiver. This 2020 update highlights the enduring rural character of the region, where numerous family cemeteries such as Stowe Cem, Moss Cem, and Culpepper Cem are preserved among the winding county roads. Modern infrastructure is represented by spans like the Silver Shoals Bridge and McFarlin Bridge, which cross the river forks that have historically shaped local travel and property lines between Stephens and Franklin counties. Local water features like Teasley Lake and Pruitt Lake remain central landmarks in this predominantly agricultural area.