In 1814, when this map was produced, most Georgia counties were organized along the Savannah River and Atlantic Coast. Georgia's early newspapers were published in the eastern portion of the state, but as settlers moved west, so too did entrepreneurial newspaper publishers.
Courtesy of Columbus State University, J. Kyle Spencer Map Collection (MC 136).
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In 1814, when this map was produced, most Georgia counties were organized along the Savannah River and Atlantic Coast. Georgia's early newspapers were published in…
