2017 Map of Georgetown

About this map

The Walter F George Reservoir dominates the western portion of this landscape, forming the natural boundary between Alabama and Georgia. On the eastern shore in Quitman County, the town of Georgetown serves as a primary hub where Old 39 Hwy and several local routes converge near the water's edge. Further north, the settlement of Wylaunee is situated near the Stewart County line, surrounded by a complex system of drainage creeks and inlets including Cool Br. The eastern half of the map is characterized by the intricate drainage networks of Bustahatchee Cr and its northern fork, while historical river access is noted at Watsons Lndg. This survey documents the modern layout of residential streets like Jacqueline Dr and McKenzie Rd against the older rural road system and shoreline features like Roberts Pond.