
Alpharetta and Roswell sit at the center of this detailed survey, documenting a landscape where suburban development meets significant historical sites. The northern reaches of Fulton County are characterized by established crossroads like Fields Crossroads and Crabapple, while the southern border is defined by the Chattahoochee River. This contemporary map serves as an essential tool for genealogists, as it preserves the locations of numerous burial grounds, including Pleasant Hill Historical Cem, Old Roswell Cem, and Founder Cem. The presence of Hembree Spring and various tributaries like Big Creek and Foe Killer Creek illustrate the local hydrology that historically shaped the settlement patterns of Milton and Johns Creek. From the technical campus of Gwinnett Technical College Alpharetta - North Fulton Campus to the protected land of the Chattanooga River National Recreation Area, the map captures the modern infrastructure of Georgia highways like Ga 400 and Ga 140 intersecting with the area's pioneer past.
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