- Online: Many websites and digital resources provide historical maps of Georgia and the United States. Some notable sources include the Library of Congress, the Georgia Archives, and the University of Georgia Libraries.
- Libraries and archives: Public libraries, university libraries, and historical archives often have collections of historical maps, including those of colonial Georgia.
- Printed materials: Some printed resources, such as atlases, history textbooks, and specialized publications on colonial Georgia, may include physical maps.
- Historical societies: Local historical societies and museums dedicated to Georgia history may have physical maps of colonial Georgia in their collections.
- Reproductions and reprints: Some companies and organizations specialize in reproducing and selling historical maps, including those of colonial Georgia.
It's worth noting that the availability of specific maps may vary depending on the source or institution you consult.
