2017 Map of Gee Pond

About this map

Gee Pond and the surrounding wetland depressions define the landscape along the Mitchell and Grady county line. The terrain is marked by distinctive karst features, including the Glory Hole, Chambless Sink, and Waterfall Sink, indicating a subterranean drainage system common to this part of Georgia. A network of rural roads such as Whigham Rd and Harrell Rd connects numerous family-named landmarks and local burial grounds. Genealogists may find value in the clear locations of several community cemeteries, including Union Cem, Mizpah Cem, and Maxwell Cem. The hydrography is dominated by slow-moving drainage patterns like Big Slough and Bay Pole Br, while Whigham Lake sits at the southern edge of the survey area, providing a glimpse into the agricultural and natural composition of the region in the late 2010s.