Works Progress Administration of Georgia Atlanta maps
Land use, low income housing, and cadastral maps of Atlanta created by the Works Progress Administration of Georgia during the 1930s.
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Creator
United States. Works Progress Administration of Georgia
Date of Original
1930/1939
Subject
Real property--Georgia--Atlanta--Maps
Location
United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798
Medium
maps
Type
Still Image
Description
The Works Progress Administration of Georgia Atlanta Maps collection consists of several detailed map series of Atlanta from the late 1930s. These include the Report of the Real Property, Land Use, and Low income Housing Area Survey of metropolitan Atlanta (1940), a 1936-1938 Atlanta Cadastral Survey, and a partially incomplete series of Fulton County land use maps from 1937-1940. The Atlanta Cadastral Survey was made publicly available through a partnership between the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management and Georgia State University Library. This rare and highly detailed survey is housed in the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management's map collection and was digitized by Georgia State University Library.
Language
eng
Rights Holder
This item is in the public domain and may be used without restriction.
Original Collection
Map Collection, Atlanta Department of Watershed Management.
Holding Institution
Georgia State University. Special Collections
Atlanta (Ga.). Department of Watershed Management
Rights
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