1965 Map of Shell Bluff Landing

About this map

Savannah River meanders define the border between Georgia and South Carolina in this mid-1960s study, which is notably bisected by the Savannah River Plant. This large federal installation dominates the northern and eastern portions of the map, marked by a restricted Reservation Boundary that separates the atomic energy site from the rural farmland of Burke County. On the Georgia side, a network of small country churches including Fairfield Ch, Gobbie Grove Ch, and Daniel Grove Ch with its associated cemetery provide important landmarks for local genealogy and family history.