2020 Map of Daisy

About this map

Canoochee River and Lotts Creek define the drainage patterns of this South Georgia landscape, where agricultural land meets dense wetlands and ponds. The settlement of Daisy serves as a local hub along the rail corridor, while smaller communities like Edna, Overbrook, and Bowen Mill are scattered across the surrounding terrain. This survey illustrates the enduring importance of local water resources and milling history, evidenced by the presence of Anderson Mill and numerous family-named water bodies such as J W De Loach Ponds. Genealogists will find a high density of family burial sites, including De Loachs Cem, Rogers Cem, and Sands Cem, which remain as vital markers of the area's rural heritage. The geography transitions from the upland airfield at Claxton-Evans County Airport to the spring-fed basins of Magnolia Spring and Billie Pond.