1974 Map of Sigsbee

About this map

Anderson City and New Elm anchor this agricultural landscape in the mid-1970s, where the rural economy was defined by the Georgia Northern railroad and the winding paths of Okapilco Creek and the Little Ochlockonee River. The map reveals a dense network of country churches and community centers, from Pilco Ch near the center of the sheet to Rose of Sharon Ch and Live Oak Ch further south. These local landmarks, along with the Minton Sch, provide a detailed record of the social geography across the Worth and Colquitt county line.