2014 Map of Blakely North

About this map

Blakely serves as the focal point of this Early County landscape, where the street grid of the town center transitions into a network of rural roads and watercourses. The northern outskirts are defined by a series of small lakes and creek systems, including Lake Kolomoki, Lake Yohola, and Singletary Lake, which collect drainage from the surrounding agricultural lands. Cultural landmarks are scattered throughout the region, ranging from the ancient Indian Mounds near Mercier Cemetery to the more modern infrastructure of the Early County Airport. The map documents a blend of family history and geographic detail, preserved through named cemeteries like Mt Hope Cemetery and Hayes Cemetery. Significant transportation corridors such as GA Highway 39 and the Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard bypass connect the community to outlying settlements like Colomokee and Ferrell Crossroads.