1974 Map of Stuckey Boone Lake

About this map

The boundary line between Wilkinson County and Laurens County defines the southern portion of this mid-1970s landscape, a region where community life centers on a network of country churches. Small rural congregations are found at Wesley Ch, Mt Olive Springs Ch, and Red Level Ch, marking nodes of local heritage near the settlement of Cooktown. The terrain is deeply etched by a system of waterways including Maiden Creek and Cedar Creek, which feed into larger bodies of water such as Stuckey Boone Lake. The distribution of these landmarks reflects a typical Middle Georgia rural pattern, where scattered homesteads and timberlands are connected by winding roads that follow the high ridges between creek basins like Buck Creek and Walnut Creek.