2014 Map of Yorkville

About this map

Pumpkinvine Creek and Raccoon Creek carve a complex network of ridges and hollows across this portion of the Piedmont, where the Polk and Paulding county line divides the landscape. The western edge is defined by the elevation of Brushy Mountain and Yorkville Pass, while the eastern portion shows the expansion of Dallas and the Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport. Small, historically significant settlements like Braswell, Divide, and Pumpkin are scattered throughout, often centered around family burial grounds such as Friendship Cemetery and High Shoals Cemetery. The infrastructure of the era is represented by the Rockmart Highway and the Archibald Holland Bridge, which facilitate travel through a terrain once dominated by agricultural land and localized water bodies like Willow Springs Lake and Blair Lake.