2014 Map of Georgetown

About this map

Georgetown serves as a central hub on the Delmarva Peninsula in this 2014 survey, surrounded by a dense network of residential additions and rural crossroads. The town's growth is evident in developments like Highland Terrace, Murrays Development, and Springfield Farms Addition. Beyond the town center, the landscape is defined by its agricultural drainage, marked by an extensive system of named ditches such as Layton-Vaughn Ditch, Mifflin Ditch, and Alms House Ditch. Small, family and community-oriented settlements like Harlemtown and Swain Acres are scattered throughout the region. Several legacy burial grounds, including Union Cem and Cokesbury Cem, are preserved among the woods and fields, providing significant value for genealogical research. The road network connects historic intersections like Whaleys Corners and Knowles Crossroads, reflecting the region's long-standing inland transit patterns.