2011 Map of Cobb

About this map

Lake Blackshear dominates this area of central Georgia, formed by the impoundment of the Flint River. The 2011 landscape reflects a mix of riverside recreation and agricultural legacy, with the settlements of Cobb and Coney flanking the water. On the western shore, the community of Flintside sits near numerous smaller water bodies and hydraulic controls, including Wheatley Lake North and Lower Wheatley Lake. The topography is marked by several dam structures, such as the Gill Pace Lake Dam and Womack Lake Dam, which manage the local drainage basins before they reach the main river channel. Smaller tributaries like Collins Branch and Chokee Creek meander through the southern reaches, while Mile Pond and Gum Creek characterize the northern and eastern terrain. The presence of Ga Veterans RD and Scenic Rte highlights the area's transition into a modern residential and recreational hub centered around the reservoir.