2024 Map of Cecil

About this map

Adel serves as a primary hub in the north, anchoring a landscape where the coastal plain transitions through several South Georgia counties. The map traces the triple-border intersection of Cook, Brooks, and Lowndes counties, revealing a pattern of agricultural land use and scattered rural settlements like Pine Valley and Greggs. Water systems dictate the local geography, with the Little River forming a western boundary and Franks Creek draining the central lowlands toward the southeast. Genealogists and local historians can locate established resting places including the Adel City Cem and the smaller Gornto Cem to the south. The proximity of the town of Cecil to major transit corridors highlights the region's 21st-century development, even as family-named landmarks like Hancock Pond and Smith Lake maintain the area’s traditional rural character.