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Horse Creek Farm, 140 acres in Thomas County, Georgia offered at $1,360,000. View 19 photos, read details, and contact the seller.
- State Route 188, Ochlocknee, 31773, GA
- November 07, 2023
Apr 26, 2018 · 5. Millersburg. yodersamishhome.com. One of the most beautiful parts of Ohio Amish Country, this rural town is home to The Barn Inn, Yoder's Amish Home, (which you can tour from April - October), and so much more. Stay at the charming country inn and make a weekend out of it. 6. Berlin.
Horse Creek Farm. Thomasville and the surrounding region is known for its old growth pine forests, southern hospitality, rolling hills and a passion for wild quail hunting. There is a commitment here to a land management ethic that has preserved this areas natural beauty and set it apart.
- State Route 188, Ochlocknee, 31773, GA
- November 07, 2023
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The minimally restricted Horse Creek Farm subdivision features a two acre pond - perfect for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and more! Enjoy picnics and walks through the community. *Tiny homes ARE allowed! *Modular homes ARE allowed! *Camping IS allowed 7 days of the month! *RV camping IS allowed! Public water & electricity connected already!
Officially known as The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851, it is commonly called The Horse Creek Treaty. (Legend under map) Beyond the tree line about 2 3/4 miles in front of this marker, Horse Creek flows into the North Platte River.
