1971 Map of Alma NW

About this map

The lowlands of Big Satilla Creek dominate this landscape in Southeast Georgia, winding across the boundary between Appling and Bacon counties. Numerous small rural congregations dot the terrain, including Crosby Chapel, Corinth Ch, and Bethel Freewill Ch, indicating a community deeply rooted in its local parishes. The transition from agricultural land to wetland is marked by the presence of Black Water Creek and Bishop Creek, which drain into the larger Satilla basin.