Blackwood: Johnson Lake Road Southeast - Highway 53
Blackwood has served as a roadside junction in northwestern Georgia since the twentieth century. The meeting of Highway 53 and Johnson Lake Road Southeast lies in Gordon County, on Calhoun’s developed edge, where a broad divided state route handles both local and through traffic. Access roads, commercial sites and wide road verges give the area an emphatically automobile-oriented character rather than that of a traditional town centre. This part of Georgia belongs to the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians, a belt of long, low ridges and intervening valleys. Calhoun, the Gordon County seat, developed along the Western & Atlantic Railroad during the nineteenth century; its historic centre lies south of this road corridor.
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