2014 Map of Taylorsville

About this map

Taylorsville and Stilesboro anchor this map of Northwest Georgia, where the land transitions from the fertile valley of Euharlee Creek into the high ridges of Pine Mtn. The 2014 survey reveals a landscape steeped in family and religious history, marked by numerous burial grounds like the Old Salem Graveyard and Sproull Family Cem. A significant topographical feature, Iron Stab, sits near the triple-point intersection of Bartow, Polk, and Paulding counties. The southern portion of the map is defined by the complex drainage of the Pegamore system, including Pegamore Lake and Night Prong Pegamore Cr. These waterways and the presence of numerous small church-affiliated cemeteries, such as the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Cem, reflect a pattern of rural settlement and local congregation that has endured into the twenty-first century.