2011 Map of Glenn

About this map

Whitewater Creek and Brush Creek carve through this rural landscape on the Georgia-Alabama border, anchoring a network of small settlements and family-named homesteads. The village of Glenn serves as a local hub, featuring the Glenn Post Office and nearby Mount Zion Cemetery, while other crossroads like Denver, Texas, and Waresville dot the interior. For genealogists and local historians, the sheer density of burial sites—including the State Line Cemetery, Persons Cemetery, and Garrett Cemetery—offers a clear view of the area's ancestral patterns. The terrain is marked by agricultural roads and small water bodies such as Reeds Lake, which is held by Reeds Dam in the southern reaches. From the Panacea Airport in the west to the tiny community of Houston in the east, the map details a quiet, enduring rural infrastructure.