2011 Map of Bastonville

About this map

Bastonville and the nearby crossroads of Reese and Harts anchor this pocket of rural Georgia, defined by a dense network of family cemeteries and small creek branches. The map reveals a deeply rooted landscape where family names—such as Ricketson, Abbott, Norris, Usry, and Kelly—are preserved through dozens of burial grounds scattered across the countryside. Agricultural and early industrial history is evidenced by Blankenship Mill and Blankenship Pond in the south, while traditional crossings like Munns Ford suggest long-established travel routes over Little Brier Creek. The terrain is finely dissected by watercourses including Beechtree Creek, Rocky Comfort Creek, and McLean Creek, illustrating the drainage patterns that have historically shaped farm boundaries and settlement placement in this region of Warren County.