2011 Map of Berlin East

About this map

The agrarian landscapes of southern Georgia converge at Berlin and Barney, two rural hubs connected by a network of county roads and watercourses. This early 21st-century map details a transition point between settlements, notably identifying both Old Rock Hill and New Rock Hill. The terrain is defined by the winding path of the Little River and its tributaries, including Okapilco Creek, Bear Creek, and Slaughter Creek. Evidence of longstanding community centers is found at Antioch Cemetery and Strickland Cemetery, while civic life is anchored by the Berlin Post Office and Barney Post Office. The local geography is further marked by managed water resources such as Alderman Pond and the Burton Lake Dam, reflecting the region's reliance on the land and its drainage systems. Many thoroughfares, including Hempstead Church Rd and China Grove Church Rd, provide clues to historical congregation points and family landmarks across the countryside.