2014 Map of Rome South

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Rome and its southern suburbs are defined by the convergence of the Etowah River and Coosa River in this modern survey. The landscape reflects a mix of established industrial heritage in Lindale and expanding residential developments like Callier Springs Heights, Maplewood Square, and Ridgewood Estates. Higher elevations such as Horseleg Mtn and Mt Alto overlook the river valleys, while local history is preserved in numerous burial grounds including Old Antioch Cem and Rodeph Sholom Cem. The presence of Georgia Highlands Coll south of Vans Valley marks the area's educational development alongside the Norfolk Southern rail lines that connect Atlanta Junction to the surrounding region. Small settlements like Six Mile and Boozeville remain distinct markers of the local geography amidst the complex network of creeks, such as Silver Cr and Booze Cr, that feed into the primary river systems.