1964 Map of Statham

About this map

Statham and Bogart serve as the primary hubs along the Seaboard Coast Line railroad during this mid-century period in Northeast Georgia. The landscape is defined by the headwaters and drainage basins of the Middle Oconee River and the Apalachee River, with numerous creeks like Barber Creek and McNutt Creek carving through the terrain. The area shows a transition from traditional rural industry to modern infrastructure, evidenced by the presence of Caruthers Mill and Caruthers Sch alongside a network of newly established pipelines and utility stations.