2020 Map of Winder North

About this map

The Mulberry River winds across the Piedmont landscape of Northeast Georgia, serving as the natural boundary between Jackson and Barrow counties. This contemporary topographic survey documents the expanding suburban interface between the city of Winder and the growing communities of Braselton and Hoschton. The settlement pattern reflects a deep agricultural heritage, preserved in a network of historic burial grounds and rural congregations such as the White Plains Baptist Cem and New Hope Methodist Cem. While modern developments like Mulberry Greens Ln and Traditions Way indicate recent growth, the map retains essential landmarks for local historians and genealogists. From the northern reach of the Middle Oconee River near Jefferson to the southern Winder Reservoir, the terrain is marked by numerous family-named sites, including Lyle Cem and House Cem, and the crossing at Hancock Bridge.