2024 Map of Four Points

About this map

The Ogeechee River winds along the eastern boundary of this Southeast Georgia landscape, defining the border between Jenkins and Bulloch counties. This contemporary survey of the Four Points area reveals a rural environment where land use is deeply tied to the drainage patterns of Sculls Creek and Bay Gall Creek. Significant for genealogical research, the map identifies numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Lane Cem, Aycock Cem, and the Elam Baptist Church Cem. The settlement of Scarboro sits in the northeast near the riverbanks, while the interior is dotted with localized landmarks like Newton Lake and Milburne Lake. The road network, featuring routes such as E Old Savannah Rd and Williams Cemetery Rd, reflects the historical paths connecting these small communities and their parish churches, like the Paynes Chapel Methodist Church.