Delineated Area Description 6GA0305.pdf

This document is a geographic boundary description for a defined area of interest. The document defines a specific geographic region in the Atlanta, Georgia metropolitan area through a detailed point-of-beginning description that traces a perimeter using local roads and natural features. The boundary begins at the intersection of Route 78 and the Chattahoochee River and proceeds westward on Route 78 to Route 139/Floyd Road SW, then northward through Hicks Road and Austell Road to South Cobb Drive. The route continues north on South Cobb Drive and Atlanta Street SE to South Marietta Parkway, then eastward along Lower Roswell Road to Johnson Ferry Road, before returning southward to the Chattahoochee River and back to the point of origin along the river.

The document includes a corresponding map created using Google Maps that visually depicts the defined boundary area. The map shows the outlined region encompassing portions of Cobb County and surrounding areas west and northwest of Atlanta, with various landmarks and locations marked within and adjacent to the boundary. This type of geographic description is typically used in federal contracting to define the scope of work area, service delivery region, or area of performance for a specific contract opportunity.