1978 Map of Burnt Fort
USGS Topo · Published 1987About this map
The Satilla River meanders through the lowlands of Southeast Georgia, defining the border between Charlton and Camden counties. This 1970s landscape is characterized by its tidal influence and riverine economy, evidenced by historical river crossings and access points like Allens Ferry, Godley Landing, and Clarks Landing. The settlement at Burnt Fort serves as a focal point near Hopkins Bridge, while the surrounding timberlands are interspersed with evidence of land use ranging from the Corinth Ch and Antioch Cem to a local Strip Mine.
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Editions of this 1978 Burnt Fort Map
2 editions found
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