2014 Map of Broxton North

About this map

Broxton sits at the southern edge of this Coffee County landscape, where the street grid gives way to a network of rural routes and family-named landmarks. The terrain is defined by a series of south-flowing drainages, including Seven Cr and Ninemile Cr, which create a complex pattern of wetlands and small lakes such as James Smith Lake and Dockery Pond. For genealogists, the map is particularly dense with burial sites, from the larger Broxton City Cem to smaller family and community plots like De Berry Cem, Benjamin Chapel Cem, and the Candacy Cato Cem. Along the corridor of Highway 441, smaller settlements like Pridgen and the descriptively named Sapps Still appear amidst the timber and agricultural lands. Historically significant thoroughfares, such as Old Coffee Rd, suggest the long-standing transportation patterns that linked these South Georgia communities before modern developments.