1971 Map of Stillmore

About this map

Stillmore serves as the central hub of this Georgia landscape, situated near the Emanuel Co Candler Co line in the early 1970s. The town's layout is shaped by the presence of an Old Railroad Grade, reflecting the importance of historical transit corridors even as their primary industrial roles shifted. This survey offers significant genealogical value through its careful mapping of local burial grounds, including Oak Grove Cem, Stillmore Cem, Warren Cem, and the St Matthew Cem to the southeast. Waterways like the Canoochee River and Reedy Creek define the low-lying drainage patterns, punctuated by landmarks such as a Grist Mill near Durden Pond and a Gaging Station on the eastern edge. The map also captures local extraction sites, noting several Gravel Pits distributed across the terrain.