2017 Map of Warthen

About this map

Warthen serves as the central hub of this north-central Georgia landscape, where agricultural land meets a network of slow-moving waterways and small impoundments. The geography is defined by drainage systems like Williamson Swamp Cr and Carters Mill Cr, which suggest a long history of water-powered industry and mill operations in the county. For those looking to trace family history, the map preserves the locations of several community landmarks including Bethlehem Cem and Taylor Cem, alongside roads named for local families such as Webster Rd and Peavy Ln. To the south, a series of recreational or industrial basins including Gilmore Lake Pond Number One and its companions sit near the distinctive topographic feature of Hardwood Hollow, illustrating the managed water systems typical of the region's modern land use.