2017 Map of Butler West

About this map

Butler and its western surroundings are defined by a complex network of waterways that eventually feed the Flint River system, notably Patsiliga Cr and Whitewater Cr. This rural landscape in central Georgia exhibits a mix of traditional agriculture and modern infrastructure, where the W Fall Line Freeway cuts through timberlands and small settlements like Mizell and Howard. The topography is marked by gentle slopes leading toward wetland basins such as McCants Millpond and Rustins Pond, which reflect the historic importance of water management in this region. Local history and genealogy are anchored by features like the Lieutenant Colonel Brewer Cem and the small unincorporated communities of Goldson and Mizell. The inclusion of the Butler Municipal Airport and industrial corridors like Chalk Mine Rd shows the intersection of the county’s agricultural roots with 21st-century economic developments.