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Overall Map of Walton County

Walton County is approximately diamond shaped.  Picture a diamond standing
on one vertex then beginning with the top or North end of the county as
Vertex 1 and counting clockwise to the right we would have Gratis
Most Info Tid-Bits provided by "Gen-Kid" Walter FREEMAN

ALCOVY MOUNTAIN
BETWEEN770-267-4007
--Photo--Donated by:  Denise Murphy

                    Between, GA 30655
                    1990 Population: 82 ... 1995 Population: 106
*InfoTid-Bit--(West-Central)  located about halfway between ("Between"-get it?) Monroe and Loganville at the intersections of New Hope Church Rd and US 78.  Between very small and is hard to find for someone who isn't a local.

BOLD SPRINGS Variant names:  Bold Spring, & Williamsville

BOSTICK
*InfoTid-Bit--Good Hope (East) about halfway out from the center of the diamond to Vertex 2 (East).   It is at the intersection of Pleasant Valley Rd and Ga Hwy 83.  A little further southeast on Hwy 83 in Morgan County you would come to Bostwick which is a great but very small place with a working cotton gin.  The cotton festival is the first Saturday in October.    Used to have a good little restaurant.
BRADLEY
CAMPTON
  Variant name:  Camps Station
             Population (1990): 3010
                   Location: 33.87627 N, 83.72956 W
                   Zip Code(s): 30211   30655
CARUTHERS MILL


CLEATON(historical)
EBENEZER
  Variant name:  Ebernezer
GOOD HOPE
  770-267-3819
                       Good Hope, GA   61438
                       1990 Population: 181 ... 1995 Population: 179
*InfoTid-Bit  Good Hope (East) about halfway out from the center of the diamond to Vertex 2 (East).  Good Hope is another very small community with just flashing light
and a store or two and a few houses.  It is at the intersection of Pleasant Valley Rd
and Ga Hwy 83.   A relatively flat part of the county with a lot of pastures and old cotton fields.
GRATIS 
Variant name:  Free
*InfoTid-Bit  Gratis (North-northeast) near the top of the county and at the intersection
of Shoal Creek and Gratis Rds.  Gratis is very small. 
HERNDONVILLE
JERSEY

            770-267-5771
            Jersey, GA 30235
            1990 Population: 149 ... 1995 Population: 145
*InfoTid-Bit  Jersey (South-southwest) between vertices 3 & 4 at the intersections of
Monroe-Jersey Rd and Alcovy Station Rds.  A very small place with a couple of gas stations-convenience stores (old style--come and visit a spell), a dentist office in the old bank and a curio shop.  It has a small restaurant--nothing fancy.
LOGANVILLE
  Variant name:  Buncombe
                      P.O. Box 39
                      Loganville, GA 30249
                      770- 466-1165 or 770-466-4734   FAX: 770- 466-0904
                      1990 Population: 3180 ... 1995 Population: 3,506
                Also in Gwinnett County, GA
*InfoTid-Bit  Loganville (West-northwest just above Vertex 4 on the Walton-Gwinnett
County Line)  Loganville lies at the intersections of Ga 20, Ga 81 and US 78.  The
latter road is a four lane road and is quite busy.   It was the main road between Atlanta-Decatur and Athens for as long as I can remember.  The North and western
sides of the county are growing fast with all sorts of new developments.  Loganville has quite a few stores but still has a small downtown area that isn't as charming as some others such as Social Circle, in my opinion.  It has a fair size lumber building supply company, a shut down Kuppenheimer Factory store.   A number of good but small country restaurants and the usual faster food places are springing up like weeds all around Loganville.  This is one of the fastest growing parts of the county.   There is a good country buffet restaurant going west out of Loganville towards Snellville (in southern Gwinnett County) on the left "Journey's End" that has passable food.   Get there before 6 to get the early discount and a seat!  I recommend the catfish and hushpuppies if you can push through the crowds.  It is good, but only three bowls of turnip greens in my book.
MONROE*

              P.O. Box 1249
              Monroe, GA 30655
              770-267-7536   FAX: 770-267-2319
              1990 Population: 9,759 ... 1995 Population: 13,160
              **Walton county court house is located here.
*InfoTid-Bit  Monroe (center of the diamond and center of the county; also the county
seat)  Monroe was a major cotton town for many years and still boasts a denim mill.  A drive around town reveals a lot of old, almost abandoned buildings that were once part of the cotton industry there.   A charming little town that is growing up-fast.  It has ante-bellum homes tucked into a  neighborhood on the west side of town out towards the hospital and country club along with a number of other attractions and points of
interest.   The building boom in the metro Atlanta area is affecting Monroe mostly to the North and the Northeast along US 78.  Youth, Walnut Grove and Social Circle are also experiencing a lot of change.  But Loganville is at the vanguard of the teeming hordes seeking sanctuary from Atlanta and the suburban sprawl that has engulfed Gwinnett and Dekalb to the West and North and Rockdale County to the Southwest.
MOUNT VERNON
NICHOLASVILLE
  Variant name:  Nickelville
OVERLOOK POINT (subdivision)
PANNELL
  Variant names:  Cowpens, & Easleys Cowpens
SNOWS MILL
   Variant name:  Wesley
*InfoTid-Bit  Split between Walton County & Oconee County.

SOCIAL CIRCLE
               P.O. Box 310
               Social Circle, GA 30279
               770-464-2380 or 770- 464-2953     FAX: 770-464-2113
               1990 Population: 2,755 ... 1995 Population: 2,807
*InfoTid-Bit  Social Circle (Due South at Vertex 3).  Social Circle is a good size town
of maybe 1,500 people (a guess)  A wonderful place that lives up to its name. It has
among other attractions, a old style set of stores that line both sides of the main street which have now become mostly antique and curio stores.  It boasts a restaurant which
has been in business for about 7-8 years now, in an old restored turn of the century
house with big white columns--Billie's Blue Willow Inn. (Visit their web site for some pictures and charm.) The Blue Willow is a popular place to eat with people coming from miles and miles around to partake of the rich bounty of southern cookin' buffet
style.  (No kiddin; people do travel quite a distance to eat there.  Billie and Louis Van Dyke have a gold mine--and their chicken 'n dumplings ain't half bad neither.)  The
late Southern writer and humorist, Lewis Grizzard, put the restaurant and the town on the map by awarding it his highest honor--5 bowls of turnip greens!  It has been packed ever since. You can come and set a spell on the verandah in amongst the white columns in the big rockin chairs or just sit down for a moment to recover enough after one of their
meals to make the walk back to your car parked in amongst the shady pecan trees in the back and side yard.   A beautiful town of some restored ante-bellum homes many of which are open for tours around Christmas.  If you haven't been there, do that!  As we often say in the South, "You caint hep but lik it!"  (Pronounce the "i" in like as a long vowel!)
The town got its name as it was a stop on a major trail during the early 1800s where people would camp for the night around a spring there.  The campers would visit around a community fire and when one apocryphal traveler remarked that this was a very "social circle, indeed", the name stuck.  There is a replica well in the center of the main street which commemorates the town's origins.
SPLIT SILK
WALKER PARK
WALNUT GROVE

               P.O. Box 890005
               Walnut Grove, GA 30209
               770-787-0046
               1990 Population: 458 ... 1995 Population: 740
*InfoTid-Bit  Walnut Grove (West-southwest) at the intersections of Walnut Grove Rd (Hwy 138) and Ga 81.  Walnut Grove has the ubiquitous gas station-convenience
stores, a drugstore, and a couple of used car lots.  It also has a respectable Barbecue place.  That's pig-pork barbecue for those who are not true followers.  If you don't believe me, you can look it up in your copy of the Code of the South!  Yes, it has the look--unpaved parking lot, a lot of pickup trucks, and not much in the way of decor.  That is how you know you can get some decent "Q".   Red-checkered oil table cloths and waitress with uniforms with the top and bottoms mismatched also help to identify the real thing.
WHITNEY
  Variant name:  Gresham Station
WINDSOR
YOUTH

*InfoTid-Bit  Youth is West, about halfway out from the center of the diamond to the western vertex; also about 3 miles North on Hwy 83 from Walnut Grove at the intersection of Center Hill Church-Youth Monroe Rd and Hwy 83.  Two gas station-convenience stores and a flashing light.   It also has a big elevated water tank and the county water authority office in an old converted  school building with granite walls.  The remnants of an old cotton mill can be seen just to the right  of the intersection past the flashing light as you proceed North on Hwy 83 towards Loganville.  Youth also has some recent additions including some new shops between the Youth store and  Crowe's store (the two gas-convenience stations) and an Italian restaurant which is about halfway between Youth and Loganville between Spring Valley Rd and Tom Brewer Rd.  I (Walter) haven't had the occasion to eat there but have heard it is pretty good.