2011 Map of Daisy

About this map

The Canoochee River and Lotts Creek converge in this southeastern Georgia landscape, defining the rural character and historical drainage of the region. The community of Daisy serves as a central hub, supported by the Daisy Post Office, while smaller settlements like Bowen Mill and Anderson Mill indicate the local importance of water-powered industry along the regional branches. The map reveals a dense network of family-named landmarks and cemeteries, including the De Loach and Moore Cemetery and Sands Cemetery, providing valuable data for genealogical research. Numerous impoundments such as Sims Pond and Anderson Pond are scattered across the terrain, illustrating the managed water systems used for agriculture and recreation. In the western portion, the Claxton-Evans County Airport marks a modern utility point, contrasting with the traditional river crossings found at Rogers Bridge and Moores Bridge along the primary county roads.