Historic Pictoric Georgia Gold Belt Map, 1909 Gold Rush Deposits, North Georgia Vintage Print 24in x 13in

Vintage Map | 1909 Map Showing the Distribution of the Gold Deposits of Georgia | Jones, S.P.

• GEORGIA GOLD BELT MAP — 1909 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY: This vintage map by S.P. Jones, published as Georgia Geological Survey Bulletin No. 19, charts the distribution of gold deposits across northern Georgia's storied gold belt — the Dahlonega district, Carroll County, and beyond. A rare primary source document from the era when the region's mining history was still living memory.
• PIECE OF AMERICAN GOLD RUSH HISTORY: The Georgia Gold Belt sparked the first major gold rush in the eastern United States, predating California by two decades. Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, White County, Cherokee County — the names on this map are the heart of that story. An exceptional gift for Georgia history enthusiasts, gold prospectors, and Appalachian heritage collectors.
• VINTAGE WALL ART FOR HOME OR OFFICE: This antique map print brings rare geological and historical character to any space — study, library, den, or office. Perfect as a statement piece or as part of a map gallery wall. Available as an unframed poster in multiple sizes.
• FINE ART PRINT QUALITY: Every reproduction is printed on 230gsm heavyweight matte paper with archival giclee inks — delivering museum-grade color accuracy, sharp detail, and long-term fade resistance that won't yellow or shift over time.
• MADE TO ORDER IN BUFFALO, NY: Printed only when you order, your map ships crease-free in a protective tube. Whenever possible, we size our prints to fit standard frames — no custom framing required. Your map is professionally restored to remove library stamps and damage, while preserving the authentic patina that gives historic maps their character.