1972 Map of West of Eastman

About this map

A complex network of family cemeteries and rural congregations defines this Georgia landscape along the border of Pulaski, Dodge, and Wilcox counties. The terrain is shaped by the southern flow of the Ocmulgee River, which forms the southwestern boundary near the riverbank flats of Sandy Hammock. Inland, the topographic detail reveals a high concentration of local landmarks that suggest a deeply rooted agricultural community. Several small churches, including Zion Hill Ch, Salem Ch, and Harmony Ch, are situated along the ridgelines above the many tributaries. The area is heavily dissected by watercourses like Mosquito Creek and Hanley Branch, while long-established family names are preserved on the land through sites like Lancaster Cem, McAlister Cem, and Pittman Cem.