2020 Map of Fort Gaines NE

About this map

Walter F George Reservoir dominates the western landscape of this survey along the border of Georgia and Alabama. This modern era study illustrates the complex shoreline formed by flooded creek valleys, such as those of Sandy Creek and Cemochechobee Creek. On the Georgia side in Clay County, the map details a series of long-standing rural junctions including Moores Crossroads, Watson Crossroads, and Days Crossroads. These points serve as anchors for the local road network, which reaches from the banks of the reservoir to landmarks like Johnny Moore Hill. Genealogy researchers can find several burial sites preserved across the countryside, such as New Lowell Cem, Mount Gilead Church Cem, and Campground Cem. Small inland water bodies like Hartley Pond and Cypress Pond remain distinct features of the interior terrain north of Fort Gaines.