2014 Map of Albany NE

About this map

Chehaw, Beloit, and Stocks anchor this 2014 survey of the agricultural and riparian landscape where Lee, Worth, and Dougherty counties meet. The eastern boundary is defined by the winding course of the Flint River, which is fed by various tributaries such as Abrams Creek, Negro Head Br, and Gin Br. The area is notably rich in natural springs, including the well-documented Thundering Spring and Graves Spring. Local history is preserved in several burial grounds like Friendship Cem and Old Mt Horeb Cem, which are situated among a patchwork of ponds such as Duck Roost Pond and Cypress Pond. This modern topographic study shows a territory shaped by its waterways and small rural settlements connected by roads like Philema Rd S and Ga-91.