2011 Map of Blue Springs Landing

About this map

Blue Springs and its namesake Blue Springs Landing anchor the southern reaches of this landscape along the Savannah River, where the Georgia-South Carolina border follows the river's winding path. The terrain is defined by an intricate network of waterways and managed ponds, including the precisely named Blake Plantation Pond Number Two D-2608 Dam and Borken Pond Dam. Local history is preserved at the Bryan Cemetery, situated near the junction of Poor Robin Rd and Painters Rd. The river corridor itself is marked by specialized points and cutoffs such as Poor Robin Upper Cut Point and Cutoff Number Ten, reflecting the complex hydrology and navigation history of the Savannah. Inland, family-named landmarks like Noonan Pond, Edwards Pond, and Carlton Pond dot the drainage basins of Black Creek and Jackson Branch, illustrating decades of rural land use and water management.