1961 Map of Satolah
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Chattooga River defines the tri-state boundary where Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina meet in this 1961 field-checked survey. The settlement of Satolah serves as a central point for the remote mountain communities, characterized by a network of family-named landmarks and gaps. Small timber and agricultural interests are evident through features like Talley Mill Road and Stakey Mill Road, while religious and community life is anchored at Macedonia Church and Mt Pleasant Church.
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