1993 Map of Brunswick West

About this map

Blythe Island and the complex tidal network of the Turtle River dominate this coastal survey, where the marshlands of the Georgia coast meet the western edge of Brunswick. The landscape is defined by the transition from industrial areas like Southern Junction and the CSX Transportation rail corridors to the expansive reaches of Pyles Marsh and Buffalo Swamp. To the west, inland settlements like Fancy Bluff and Glynn Camp are connected by roads such as Emanuel Church Road. The map documents a diverse mix of land uses, from the Blythe Island Regional Park and various boat ramps to the Industrial Waste Pond facilities that support the local economy. Genealogists will find numerous small burial grounds and rural houses of worship, including Lipthratt Cem, Maxwell Cem, and Greenland Ch.