Riddleville anchors this portion of Washington County, Georgia, serving as a hub for a network of local roads including the Riddleville-Davisboro Rd and Bartow Rd. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Little Ohoopee River and numerous tributaries such as Tippie Br and Steel Cr. This area is characterized by its rural community structure, where small settlements like Sun Hill, Tanner, and Heidrich are scattered amidst agricultural lands and low-lying swamps. Significant for genealogical research, the map labels several family and community burial grounds, including Jones Cem, Newsome Cem, and Jackson Cem. Further south, Mount Moriah Church and its adjacent Mount Moriah Cem stand near the Riddleville Mount Moriah Rd, illustrating the long-standing ecclesiastical and social centers of this Georgia backcountry region.
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1953 · Athens
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1957 · Macon
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1958 · Macon
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1958 · Athens
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1959 · Athens
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1961 · Warthen
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1962 · Irwins Crossroads
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1962 · Sandersville
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1963 · Athens
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1964 · Macon
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