2011 Map of Chattahoochee

About this map

The Apalachicola River flows south from the massive Jim Woodruff Dam, which holds back the waters of Lake Seminole at the confluence of Georgia and Florida. The town of Chattahoochee and the adjacent River Junction serve as the primary human centers, while the surrounding landscape is defined by the winding paths of North Mosquito Creek and South Mosquito Creek. The presence of Chattahoochee Landing and River Junction Landing along the riverbanks points to a long history of water-based transport, even as modern infrastructure like the Victory Bridge spans the channel.