2017 Map of Dublin

About this map

The Oconee River serves as the central geographic divide in this 2017 survey, separating the city of Dublin from East Dublin to the east. The river is spanned by the Lovett Bridge, a critical transport link in a landscape defined by significant wetlands such as Beaverdam Swamp and numerous waterways like Hunger and Hardship Creek. The urban layout reveals a blend of traditional residential blocks and modern industrial expansion, particularly along Waldrep Industrial Blvd and near the J P Stevens O Company Industrial Pond. Local history is anchored by several prominent burial sites, including the Old Dublin Cem and Northview Cem, while the W H 'Bud' Barron Airport marks the northwestern periphery. This contemporary view shows the city's growth toward Moores and the integration of major local routes like Blackshear Ferry Rd W into the regional grid.