1907 Map of Talbotton

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Pine Mountain and Oak Mtn dominate the landscape of west-central Georgia in this early twentieth-century survey, creating a series of gaps that dictated the path of regional travel. Before the modernization of the local infrastructure, the area was defined by its thermal waters and milling industry, with Warm Springs and White Sulphur Springs serving as notable destinations. The agrarian economy is visible through numerous family-named mills, including Dowdell Mill, Greens Mill, and Dallis Mill, which were situated along the tributaries of Mulberry Creek and Upatoi Creek.