2024 Map of Deans Crossing
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The borderlands of Evans and Tattnall counties are defined by a network of slow-moving waterways and small-scale agriculture. This landscape is characterized by its numerous ponds and creeks, such as Bull Creek and Beards Creek, which thread through the lowlands. The small settlements of Daniels and Jennie serve as local hubs, connected by a grid of county roads bearing the names of early settler families.
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1944 · Glennville
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1946 · Brunswick
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1947 · Savannah
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