2020 Map of Abbeville North

About this map

The Ocmulgee River serves as the dominant geographic feature of this Georgia quadrangle, winding through the expansive wetlands of the Coastal Plain where the borders of Wilcox, Pulaski, and Dodge counties meet. In the south, the city of Abbeville sits perched above the riverbanks, an area defined by its relationship to the water and the surrounding agricultural landscape. The river corridor is marked by distinctive points such as Phelps Bluff and the natural outflow of Poor Robin Spring, while the broader terrain is dotted with significant local landmarks like Daniels Millpond and Burnham Bay. Genealogists and local historians can find several established burial sites documented here, including the Mitchell Family Cem, Cannonville Cem, and Bowen Cem near the settlement of Union. The road network, including the historic Old Abbeville Rd, connects these rural communities through a system of named routes such as Orphans Cemetery Rd and Free Gift Church Rd, reflecting the deep-rooted local heritage of the region.