2020 Map of Beulah

About this map

Bartletts Ferry Lake serves as a dominant central feature on this 2020 landscape, where the waters of Halawaka Creek and Haluwaka Creek gather along the Alabama-Georgia border. The terrain is defined by a dense network of country roads, including LaFayette Rd and W Point Pkwy, connecting small rural communities and historic crossroads. Genealogists will find a wealth of named burial sites scattered throughout the district, such as Beulah Cem, Pitts Chapel Cem, and the Mountain Springs Cemeteries near Flint Ridge. These sites, along with the County Line Baptist Church Cem, provide anchor points for family history research in a region where the transition between Chambers and Lee counties is marked by traditional settlements like Beulah, Mechanicsville, and Wacoochee Valley. The winding course of Osanippa Creek in the northeast further illustrates the complex drainage patterns that influenced early settlement and road placement.