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1921 Map of Brooklet

Name: 1921 Topographic Map of Brooklet
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 1921
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 1921

About this map

Brooklet serves as a central junction in Bulloch County, where the Midland Railway and Shearwood Railway intersect. This 1920s landscape is defined by its extensive network of rural schools and churches, reflecting a period of established agricultural communities before the consolidation of local districts. Educational landmarks like Slabville School, Hendrix School, and Pauline School are scattered across the terrain, while spiritual life is anchored by New Fellowship Church and Corinth Church.

The Ogeechee River forms a prominent natural boundary to the east, characterized by numerous crossings such as Ebenezer Ford and Gobar Landing. To the south, Canoochee Creek winds through the swampy lowlands near Birds Bridge and Upper Dugger Ford. These river-and-rail corridors supported the local economy, connecting smaller settlements like Stilson, Arcola, and the now-obscure Truckers to regional trade via the Savannah and Statesboro Road.