1955 Map of Reynoldsville

About this map

Lake Seminole dominates the landscape of southwest Georgia in this mid-century survey, where the convergence of the Flint River and Spring Creek creates a vast network of inlets and islands. Along the northern shores, the settlement of Reynoldsville stands near several family and community landmarks, including Cloud Cem and Calvary Ch. The map provides a detailed look at the local social geography, from the Spring Creek Courthouse and Spring Creek Ch to the recreational and landing areas such as Seminola State Park and Henry Cummings Landing. Further south, the presence of the Sealy Plantation reflects the region's agricultural heritage, while features like Fishpond Drain and Harvel Pond illustrate the intricate hydrology of the Seminole and Decatur county line area. This document preserves the character of the riverfront before modern development further altered the shoreline.