1968 Map of Willette
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
Willette and North Springs anchor this landscape of deep hollows and narrow ridges at the junction of Macon, Jackson, and Smith counties. The terrain is defined by its intricate drainage patterns, with Jennings Creek winding through the center, flanked by prominent features like Goose Horn Ridge and Haydenburg Ridge. This 1968 survey documents the rural character of the region just as the Cordell Hull Reservoir was set to alter the southern landscape; blue hatching indicates the specific low-lying areas along Wartrace Creek and Defeated Creek slated for submersion.
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