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Goal 8: Maps and Gazetteers


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Goal 8: Learn about Georgia maps and gazetteers.


Choices:

ALearn about Georgia maps and gazetteers.


Summary
  1. Learn about Georgia maps in these articles.

    FS—Wiki: Georgia Maps
    AC—Wiki: Georgia Maps

  2. Learn about Georgia gazetteers in this FamilySearch Wiki article.

    FS—Wiki: Georgia Gazetteers

  3. Explore FamilySearch Places to learn about place names in Georgia, from 1733-1776, or 1776 to present.
  4. Access interactive maps and atlases of Georgia on the MapsofUS site.
  5. Find Georgia towns and communities on the RoadsideThoughts site.

B Explore Georgia maps and gazetteers.


  1. Explore the David Rumsey collection of Georgia maps.
  2. Explore the Perry-Castaneda site for maps of Georgia.
  3. Explore historical Georgia maps on the Historic Map Works site.
  4. Explore the Old Maps Online site for Georgia maps.
  5. Explore the Old Maps of Georgia on the Wikipedia site.
  6. Explore Sanborn Insurance Maps in the Library of Congress.

Exercises





Georgia Counties

Name = FamilySearch; A = Ancestry; L = Linkpendium; G = Genealogy Inc; U = USGenWeb; T=GenealogyTrails; F = Facebook

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