2011 Map of Cooks Still

About this map

Poplar Hill and Cooks Still anchor this rural landscape in central Georgia, where a dense network of watercourses defines the terrain. The topography is shaped by the complex drainage systems of Horse Creek, Alligator Creek, and Little Alligator Creek, which are supplemented by several engineered water bodies including Garrison Lake and Mathews Lake. The area's settlement history is reflected in its family-named roads and remote burial grounds. Genealogists will find interest in the scattered rural cemeteries, such as Studstill Cemetery, Mount Zion Cemetery, Rockwell Cemetery, and Hulett Cemetery. This 2011 survey reveals a landscape largely dominated by forestry and agriculture, connected by a intricate web of county highways and local routes like Villula Church Rd and Mount Zion Church Rd.