2010 Map of Crooksville

About this map

Roseville and Crooksville serve as the primary anchors in this early 21st-century landscape along the Moxahala Creek corridor. The geography is defined by a dense network of cemeteries and small settlements, such as East Fultonham, Ironspot, and Brigglesville, which suggest a long-established rural community fabric. The presence of several reservoirs, including Avondale Wildlife Area Reservoir Number One and Crooksville Reservoir Number Two, highlights the managed water systems crucial to the region. Researchers can find specific local landmarks like the White Cottage Post Office and the Roseville Post Office, while the terrain is marked by distinctive features such as Possum Hollow and the drainage of Jonathan Creek in the north. The map documents the intricate road network of the era, connecting family-named roads like Crock Rd and Llewellyn Rd to the established town centers.