2020 Map of Georgetown

About this map

Walter F George Reservoir dominates the landscape at the Alabama and Georgia border, separating the city of Eufaula from the seat of Georgetown-Quitman County. The topography on the Georgia side is defined by a dense network of creek drainages, including Tobannee Cr, Soapstone Cr, and Bustahatchee Cr, which carve through the terrain east of the reservoir. Within Georgetown, the Quitman County Courthouse serves as a central landmark at the intersection of local routes like Middle St and McKenzie Rd. To the north, the small settlement of Wylaunee sits near the reservoir's edge, while the Bradley Dike Trail follows the engineered shoreline. This modern survey illustrates the proximity of residential development to the river-turned-reservoir, with features like Watsons Lndg and Roberts Pond highlighting the importance of the waterfront to the local geography.